Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Jay Richardson reviews the movie remake starring Eddie Izzard
26/06/2016 … Why remake a classic? Along with Passport To Pimlico and Kind Hearts And Coronets, Whisky Galore! defined Ealing Comedies as the gold standard when they were released…
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the London Clown Festival
24/06/2016 … Well, huzzah for some good old English clowning, done in the name of Queen and country with bowler hats, stiff upper lips, and an entitled air of superiority.
Gig review by Steve Bennett in Manchester
24/06/2016 … It might have been a tough call getting anyone to laugh last night.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Mernier Chocolate Factory, London
23/06/2016 … In recent years there has been such a spate of male comedians evoking their dead parents to add some pathos in the last act of their solo shows, that it’s even…
Netflix special reviewed by Steve Bennett
22/06/2016 … Netflix has signed up plenty of big-name stand-ups for specials to sit on their streaming service.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the O2 Forum, London
20/06/2016 … Donald Trump is so toxically ruinous to so many things – respect, reason and humanity to name but three – that to complain about his impact…
Review by Steve Bennett at the London Clown Festival
19/06/2016 … As Gaulier-inspired clowns become increasingly common on the fringe comedy circuit, the techniques instilled at the Parisian ecole are in danger of becoming as cliched…
Starring Noel Fielding, Julian Barratt and Julia Davis
17/06/2016 … ◼ BY JAY RICHARDSON An unsparing, bleakly funny film about the waning of nine relationships across London, Brakes is the directorial debut of actor…
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