Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Video on demand review by Stephanie Lim
29/03/2018 … The covenant between Daniel Kitson and his following is an exchange of narrative mastery for complete subservience – a bargain most are willing to make.
Review of one part of his new Netflix tetralogy, Repertoire
27/03/2018 … It’s testament to the sheer amount of quality material than James Acaster puts out that he was able to secure a four-special deal from Netflix – and…
© Steve Ullathorne Gig review by Julia Chamberlain
26/03/2018 … Glossing over the 40-minute late start, Colin Hoult as Anna Mann got this final off at a cracking pace, his waspish commentary about the contestants making a brave…
© Rich Hardcastle Gig review by Jay Richardson at the Glasgow Comedy Festival
25/03/2018 … Even as thousands of Americans marched on Washington in protest at US gun laws, it's indicative of these bizarre times that at least one in Glasgow was commending…
Gig review by Steve Bennett at Leicester Square Theatre, London
23/03/2018 … The essence of the comedian’s role is to let the audience into their world.
Steve Bennett reviews the second night of this possible TV project
22/03/2018 … When John Moloney saw an injustice, he decided to do something about it.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Churchill Theatre, Bromley
15/03/2018 … It is – at least in enough ways to satisfy the nostalgia market it’s clearly aimed at – the same old Some Mothers Do Ave Em.
First review of the duo's full UK tour show
06/03/2018 … Early in their first UK tour for seven years, Bret McKenzie and Jermaine Clements apologise for ageing.
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