Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Gig review by Steve Bennett at Highlight, Camden
27/02/2014 … This was an odd gig, apparently attracting the sort of audience who adore Bill Hicks, but are rather more ambivalent to the idea of stand-up in general.
26/02/2014 … Because he doesn’t engage with the press, Daniel Kitson enjoys something of a reclusive reputation.
25/02/2014 … For a while in this year's Leicester Mercury Comedian Of The Year competition, it looked like it was going to be a night of relatively straightforward stand-up,…
© Steve Ullathorne Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Leicester Comedy Festival
24/02/2014 … Ever-ebullient Patrick Monahan is everyone’s best mate, hugging all in his audience as if they were long-lost relatives, and quickly filling the room with such…
Gig review by Steve Bennett at Brighton Komedia
22/02/2014 … Mitch Benn is best known for his prolific production of topical parodies for Radio 4’s The Now Show, but for his current tour he has combined two of the three…
By Jay Richardson at the Glasgow Film Festival
21/02/2014 … Richard Ayoade's second film The Double is loosely based on Fyodor Dostoyevsky's borderline unreadable novella – but owes considerably more in look and narrative…
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Leicester Comedy Festival
18/02/2014 … Not many comedy sketch groups are named after famed fascists, but the Mitford Sisters like to do things a little differently.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Soho Thearte
18/02/2014 … If you didn’t know better, it would be easy to dismiss Arthur Smith Sings Leonard Cohen as a one-joke idea, a whole show spun around the single funny notion inherent…
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