Wed 01 January 2003
Reginald D Hunter
01/01/2003 … In comedy, the sometimes cataclysmic rift between the races usually boils down to some hack telling us that black people dance one way, white people dance another.
Miles Jupp: Gentlemen Prefer Brogues
01/01/2003 … Miles Jupp sets out his upper-crust credentials from the start.
Keith Fields' M@gic.comedy
01/01/2003 … Fields bounds on stage with copious energy and an immediately engaging stage presence.
Owen O'Neill: Stanza-Up Comedy
01/01/2003 … Even though the artforms are remarkably similar, a comedian doing poetry is normally approached with trepidation - as if the clown suddenly has pretensions of grandeur.
Three Men And A Giant
01/01/2003 … Despite being tucked away in a small side-street venue, Three Men and a Giant proved one of the most compelling new comic shows on the Fringe, showcasing four different…
Stephen Grant: Route 1
01/01/2003 … As a rule, there's little more tedious than listening to people moaning about their awful journeys.
Nick Revell: Bare Bones
01/01/2003 … Nick Revell has been out of stand-up longer than most Fringe comics have been in it.