John Robertson: A Nifty History of Evil
01/08/2014 … Seemingly possessed by the evil figures he evokes, bombastic John Robertson doesn't deliver his monstrous account so much as pin you down and force it into you.
2014 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Fri 01 August 2014
Alfie Brown: Divorced from Reality (and My Wife)
01/08/2014 … No one could accuse Alfie Brown of going for the easy laugh; in fact much of this show is downright difficult, with material about paedophilia, euthanasia, the word…
Jess Robinson: Mighty Voice
01/08/2014 … It’s hard to envisage a world in which Jess Robinson will not be a star.
© Idil Sukan Tom Neenan: The Haunting at Lopham House
01/08/2014 … This is a tale of the unexpected both in terms of its creepy plot and Tom Neenan’s impressive lines, frequently wrong-footing the audience with a well-placed warping…
Guilt & Shame: Going Straight
01/08/2014 … So this is the troubling story of the cult-like camps set up to ‘cure’ homosexuality by the hardline religious, in this case the fundamentalist followers of…
Zoe Lyons: Mustard Cutter
01/08/2014 … Zoe Lyons has put together a joyous show of sparkling stand-up, an hour crammed with anecdote, routines, enactments and observation.
Juliette Burton: Look At Me
01/08/2014 … This show, about body image, is clearly deeply important and personal to Juliette Burton, and not one that’s particularly easy for her to tell.
Aaaand Now For Something Completely Improvised
01/08/2014 … As an improv group, Racing Minds are all about the mistakes.