Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Gig review by Jay Richardson at the Glasgow Comedy Festival
16/03/2017 … Rachel Jackson's persona of a jilted, unblinkingly intense psychopath, frustrated in love and her acting ambitions, has been potent enough to land her a short-form…
© BBC/Balloon Entertainment/Colin Hutton 14/03/2017 … The rarefied world of the London gentlemen’s club is one Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse have visited before, via their two old duffers with an unhealthy…
14/03/2017 … Barbara Nice’s stage shows are a joyous celebration of ‘seize the moment’ fun, using her charms as an over-friendly Stockport housewife to coerce…
14/03/2017 … Romesh Ranganthan didn’t write Parental Guidance, but the Radio 2 comedy was clearly penned for him.
© Anna Soderblom Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond
13/03/2017 … It sounds like the dreadfully diligent project of a 1980s fringe political theatre group: an issues-based play about homelessness, inequality and the undeserving…
Theatre review by Steve Bennett
13/03/2017 … A 349-year-old French farce doesn’t seem to have mass appeal written all over it.
11/03/2017 … As the breakout star of BBC Scotland's cop mockumentary Scot Squad, Darren Connell has found minor celebrity a decidedly mixed blessing.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Royal Albert Hall, London
10/03/2017 … Russell Howard’s aim for the show – and he mentions it a few times, lest we be in any doubt – is to offer a ‘giggle in the gloom’.
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