Beth Vyse: As Funny As Cancer
12/08/2015 … This is a delicate tightrope to tread.
2015 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Wed 12 August 2015
© Steve Ullathorne Funmbi Omotayo: Legal Immigrant
12/08/2015 … Given how race and racial tensions are in the news so much, it’s noticeable how very few comedians actually talk about it.
© Steve Ullathorne Stephen Bailey: Should've Been A Popstar
12/08/2015 … Watching Stephen Bailey, one can’t help but feel a bit naughty.
Mark Silcox: No Women Plenty Of Cry
12/08/2015 … Mark Silcox is certainly redefining comedy.
Richard Gadd: Waiting For Gaddot
12/08/2015 … In another intense, high-concept white-knuckle ride, Richard Gadd takes the conventions of Fringe shows and bashes them around with the brutality of a street fighter.
Joe Hart: Dirty Rotten Appleas
12/08/2015 … This is what Fringe shows are for.
Massive Dad 2.0: Step Up 2 Massive Dad
12/08/2015 … There I was, enjoying the second show by sketch trio Massive Dad, when … it stopped.
Tats Nkonzo: The African With Wifi
12/08/2015 … With Trevor Noah about to take over the Daily Show, could South Africa be propelled into the international comedy spotlight? If so, Tats Nkonzo would be well-placed…