Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Tour review by Steve Bennett at the Assembly Hall, Tunbridge Wells
29/04/2019 … Rhod Gilbert made his name as the maestro of wildly disproportionate fury, erupting into epic outbursts of outrage about such trivialities as hubristically labelled…
Netflix comedy review by Steve Bennett
25/04/2019 … Netflix is a juggernaut of stand-up, but – as in the live sphere – sketch comedy has very much taken a back seat.
Review of Chris Lilley's new Netflix comedy
24/04/2019 … The adjective ‘controversial’ is usually attached to Chris Lilley’s name, given that he has a history of characters that goes beyond flirting…
Live review by Alex Bruce at Soho Theatre
20/04/2019 … Stevie Martin presents her first solo show - one of only beginnings.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
20/04/2019 … It’s exhilarating almost to the point of exhausting to watch Tom Allen in full flow, so relentless is the onslaught of jokes, reminiscences and – most…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
20/04/2019 … Drawn to a peculiar titter in the audience, Ron Funches declares in mock-indignity: ‘Nobody out-cutes my giggle!’ For this American comedian’s…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
20/04/2019 … One of the big cult hits of last year just got bigger, with the all-singing, all-dancing, all-arsing-about Fringe Wives Club adding two new members.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
20/04/2019 … There’s a big lie in Jack Gramenz's knowingly hubristic title: and that’s the word ‘trying’.
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