Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Glasgow Comedy Festival review by Jay Richardson
30/03/2014 … After all the stooshie earlier in the week about sourcing participants for the No side of this Scottish independence debate, it was heartening that Mibbes Aye, Mibbes…
29/03/2014 … Most comedy festivals have their launch gala shows with in the biggest theatre in town with the starriest names they can get.
Glasgow Comedy Festival review by Jay Richardson
26/03/2014 … David Callaghan doesn't rely on an audience's knowledge of Kurt Vonnegut.
Glasgow Comedy Festival review by Jay Richardson
25/03/2014 … Call it the Daniel Kitson, the Stewart Lee or the J.
Gig review by Jay Richardson at the Glasgow Comedy Festival
20/03/2014 … On a good day for bingo players, thanks to George Osborne's Budget, Boothby Graffoe gave Glasgow Comedy Festival punters a timely reminder that gambling is invariably…
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Arcola Tent
16/03/2014 … As the audience file into this small top in East London, Tim Key is padding around his stage, containing a bed and and a small drawer unit.
Glasgow Comedy Festival review by Jay Richardson
16/03/2014 … One of the side-effects of the forthcoming vote on Scottish Independence is a small but discernible groundswell in politically charged comedy north of the border.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Leicester Square Theatre
15/03/2014 … Inventing a new way of presenting live comedy has sparked Simon Munnery’s biggest artistic renaissance since his League Against Tedium days.
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