Martin Cassidy – Original Review
01/10/2002 … The scope of Cassidy's material is very limited - stretching fom Ready Steady Cook all the way to Can't Cook Won't Cook, with some DIY SOS thrown in for good measure.
2002 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Tue 01 October 2002
Jay Sodagar – Original Review
01/10/2002 … Sodagar's opening gambit ("Don't worry, no one ordered a cab - and, yes, I do speak English") is an uncomfortable one.
Alfie Joey – Original Review
01/10/2002 … At heart Alfie Joey is a good old-fashioned entertainer: with his spot-on impersonations and enthusiastic banter, he'd be right at home at a Royal Variety Performance.
Andy Zaltzman – Original Review
01/10/2002 … Zaltzman has set himself a difficult course, aiming as he does to blend big political ideas with surreal humour, and still keep it funny.
Daniel Kitson – Original Review
01/10/2002 … Kitson is the perfect antidote to the slick, laddish, sex-and-drugs comics that pervade the circuit.
Sun 01 September 2002
Steve Jameson – Original Review
01/09/2002 … This middle-aged Jewish comedian - and one-time promoter of London's fine Meccano Club - has a set that's as old-fashioned in style as you might expect.
Tom Stade – Original Review
01/09/2002 … An assuredly funny Canadian comic who puts nothing out of his comedy range.
Bob Kobe – Original Review
01/09/2002 … As a deliberately crass, unlikeable American character, Kobe needs to have strong gags to overcome the audience's suspicions.