James Acaster: Reset
15/04/2016 … James Acaster has been nominated for more Edinburgh Comedy Awards than anybody else – and as he unveils his new offering in Melbourne, a good three months ahead…
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
15/04/2016 … James Acaster has been nominated for more Edinburgh Comedy Awards than anybody else – and as he unveils his new offering in Melbourne, a good three months ahead…
15/04/2016 … He always used to bill himself as ‘very low-energy musical whimsy’, but David O’Doherty’s latest show is pretty energetic, only very sparingly deploys the…
15/04/2016 … Alasdair Tremblay-Birchall is a creative comic writer, but this show never hits its groove.
14/04/2016 … Is this the end for one of comedy’s favourite deadbeats? Kyle Kinane has built a reputation on being a reckless nihilist, a man who abuses the fact that he…
14/04/2016 … Very much in the mould of Dr Brown at his most playful, best newcomer nominee Tom Walker brings an inventive edge to his often wordless clowning.
14/04/2016 … In Police Squad and Naked Gun, Leslie Nielsen maintained a dignified deadpan amid preposterous plots, cheesy gags and movie parodies.
14/04/2016 … Taking audience participation in a new and more immersive direction, Butt Kapinski aims to create a fully-fledged film noir on the fly, each member of the crowd…
14/04/2016 … Miss Terry Pratchett? Well, you’ll probably miss him even more after seeing Melbourne comedian Duff’s take on fantasy comedy fall well short of the late…
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