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29/11/2024 … There was no confusing the two fanbases at the O2 last night, with Charlie XCX playing London’s largest arena and a much greyer crowd paying tribute to the…
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
29/11/2024 … There was no confusing the two fanbases at the O2 last night, with Charlie XCX playing London’s largest arena and a much greyer crowd paying tribute to the…
28/11/2024 … You won’t be surprised to hear that Andy Zaltzman talks about cricket in his latest show.
21/11/2024 … Clashes between generations are a fertile ground for comedy, which Only Child farms expertly.
20/11/2024 … Whatever happened to comedians being hapless, socially inept losers? Zainab Johnson is elegant, graceful and warm – a woman who seems to have her shit together…
15/11/2024 … By packaging jaw-dropping circus skills with burlesque raunch, David Bates was pivotal in reinventing cabaret when he launched La Clique at the Edinburgh Fringe…
14/11/2024 … Given all the opportunities the BBC can afford, it’s no surprise that their New Comedy Award attracts the cream of emerging comedians – and the…
12/11/2024 … The promotional material for Alok Vaid-Menon’s stand-up show calls them ‘a transformative influence in contemporary art, culture, and advocacy’…
11/11/2024 … Young, Gay And A Third Thing was an agent’s advice to Andrew White about how he should sell himself, reducing himself to clear classifications to be easily…
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