Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Gig review by Jay Richardson at the Glasgow Comedy Festival
19/03/2015 … Loosely set up like a talent show for the maladjusted and socially maligned, with each act competing to win the Golden Pineapple trophy, this anarchic chunder through…
Review by Steve Bennett at the Palace Theatre, Manchester
18/03/2015 … You can't escape Mel Brooks at the moment: his classic 2,000-Year-Old man sketches are being revived in London, he's about to make his West End stage debut at the…
Gig review by Jay Richardson at the Glasgow Comedy Festival
16/03/2015 … After expressing surprise at how many people have turned up, Andrew Learmonth claims he’s bad at starting a show, his shambling self-deprecation peaking with…
Gig review by Jay Richardson at the Glasgow Comedy Festival
15/03/2015 … Never seemingly growing older, yet doing so disgracefully all the same, veteran act Stu Who? remains a vital presence on the Scottish stand-up circuit.
© Blake Ezra Photography Theatre review by Steve Bennett at JW3, London
12/03/2015 … The 2,000-year-old man would actually be 2,054 now – given the adjustment for how long it’s been since Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner first performed the now-classic…
07/03/2015 … A few minutes into Tina Fey’s new sitcom, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and you can perhaps understand why NBC passed on the project from their biggest comedy star.
New York threatre review by Darren Richman
06/03/2015 … Bad Jews is a play currently wowing critics in London but it is a title that could just as easily apply to Larry David’s Broadway debut.
02/03/2015 … Maybe Matt Lucas can take solace from the fact no one liked Paris’s now iconic Pompidou Centre when it first opened.
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