Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© BBC/2LE Media/Colin Hutton BBC Four's new embassy-based comedy
09/02/2015 … All good sitcom characters are trapped, so Julian Assange’s situation, holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy with a potential death sentence hanging over him, is…
Leicester Comedy Festival Review by Steve Bennett
09/02/2015 … It’s not yet 9pm on Sunday, but it feels much later: the audience are relaxed – some after a full day of seeing festival shows – and the venue intimate.
Leicester Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
09/02/2015 … Eton has a double-edged reputation for forging leaders of men, brimming with confidence and entitlement that they are somehow an elite breed above the rest.
Leicester Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
09/02/2015 … Formerly half of musical comedy duo Moonfish Rhumba, Dan Lees’s first solo show has him in the guise of a modern-day clown with a penchant for audience participation,…
06/02/2015 … Crude, laddish and trashy, Keith Lemon’s Celebrity Juice is TV’s answer to the Daily Star, with the added shame of popularising the phrase ‘smash her back…
Theatre review by Steve Bennett at the Museum Of Comedy
05/02/2015 … Peter Cook and Dudley Moore are in purgatory.
© BBC/Vera Productions Ltd/Natalie Seery 03/02/2015 … ‘One election every five years seems old-fashioned,’ says Rory Bremner, commenting on the world of instant opinion.
© John Fleming Gig review by Steve Bennett at Up The Creek, Greenwich
03/02/2015 … Malcolm Hardee was never diligent in wiring material, preferring an armoury of catchphrases to the tyranny of disciplined writing.
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