Here are our reviews of comedy DVDs – and the occasional CD. Mainly stand-up, but some sitcoms, sketch shows, documentaries etc too…
Steve Bennett reviews DVDs from three acts you've probably never heard of
25/01/2010 … Dutch indie label Pias – a catchy acronym for Play It Again Sam – is a new player in the British comedy DVD world, currently dipping its toes in the potentially…
11/01/2010 … Ed Byrne’s second DVD missed our pre-Christmas reviews, but it turns out to have been one of the season’s finer offerings.
23/12/2009 … Mock The Week seems to be on such constant rotation on Dave that buying a DVD would seem redundant – there’s hardly a time of day that it’s not on, it would…
22/12/2009 … With the plunging cost of technology, every comedian can release a DVD now; never mind waiting for Universal Pictures, or even a respected indie such as Go Faster…
21/12/2009 … It’s been several years since I watched a Roy Chubby Brown DVD, and, to admit my own prejudices, I was probably never going to be enamoured by a show with such…
18/12/2009 … This is an unusually edited DVD, cut together from various performances of the show at different venues, and interspersed with brief insets of comedy characters…
17/12/2009 … It's hard to believe this is Rich Hall's first DVD as himself.
16/12/2009 … Andy Parsons spends a lot of time on this DVD complaining in his trademark nasal whine that every aspect of British life is ‘a bit shit’.
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