Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Forum, London
28/09/2017 … When Vir Das last played London ten months ago, he was in a 110-seater at Soho Theatre – now, as he’s excited to point out, he's playing the 2,300-capacity…
© BBC 27/09/2017 … There are probably funnier shows in this year’s batch of BBC comedy pilots, but few as watchable as this.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Brighton Dome
27/09/2017 … Gabriel Iglesias’s tour seems less like a stand-up show and more like a ‘Celebrity Encounter Experience’.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at Richmond Theatre
25/09/2017 … Do we really need another idiot with stupid hair setting out what they would do if they ruled Britain? That’s the question Milton Jones asks in his new tour.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at Soho Theatre
23/09/2017 … What is humanity’s best chance to defy the Fascist uprising sweeping the West? Why it’s theatre, of course.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at The Lights, Andover
23/09/2017 … You can take this both ways, but Phill Jupitus makes a little go a long way.
Netflix review by Steve Bennett
22/09/2017 … Featuring yet another comedian hitting the road with a parent, there’s little surprise in Jack Whitehall’s Travels With My Father – especially…
© Nottingham Playhouse Review of Sara Pascoe's adaptation at the Nottingham Playhouse
20/09/2017 … There have been a lot of adaptations of Pride And Prejudice - but all, bar one 1935 stage production – have been written by men.
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