Simon B Cotter – Original Review
01/03/2002 … Sharp, lively and acid-tongued Cotter is an entertaining addition to any bill.
2002 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Fri 01 March 2002
Toby Foster – Original Review
01/03/2002 … Ebullient Barnsley-born Foster is the comedic equivalent of the defibrillator machine, packed with enough energy to jolt even the most lifeless of audiences into…
Sat 16 February 2002
© jackspiceradams.com Andy Robinson – Original Review
16/02/2002 … Early in his set, Brummie-born Robinson uses a gag about schoolroom misbehaviour using a depressingly predictable 'and I was the teacher' punchline.
Tue 12 February 2002
Ennio Marchetto: Paper With A Pulse
12/02/2002 … Venetian mime artist Ennio Marchetto is a real curiosity, a genuinely unique performer who draws on the rich, but largely forgotten heritage of the traditional fool,…
Fri 01 February 2002
Don Dube – Original Review
01/02/2002 … This punkish Candian livewire has a solid stage personality and some decent ideas.
Doniert McFarlane – Original Review
01/02/2002 … Take along your comedy bingo cards and tick off the hackneyed references in McFarlane's unoriginal stand-up by numbers - Bodyform adverts, Jamie Oliver, Robot Wars,…
Nige – Original Review
01/02/2002 … Keith Carter's twitchy, druggy Scally is a brilliantly conceived and fully developed character, savagely and hilariously parodying a type well overdue for ridicule.
Paddy Lennox – Original Review
01/02/2002 … Lennox, a likeable Dave Allen soundalike who combines topical material with observational routines, is somewhat lacking in the distinctiveness department.