Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Review of the comedian's personal take on Northern Ireland's situation
28/06/2022 … Patrick Kielty’s first stand-up show in six years ought to be required viewing for every politician willing to risk the fragile peace in Ireland in the…
© Netflix Review of Rowan Atkinson's new Netflix series
24/06/2022 … Rowan Atkinson’s physical comedy is as close to a cartoon as humans get.
Review of the comic's latest show at London's Soho Theatre
23/06/2022 … Travis Jay has some potent things to say about endemic racism and toxic masculinity - sometimes told with sharp comic analogy, sometimes told from the heart.
Review of Andrew O'Neill's new occult Radio 4 comedy
21/06/2022 … If you're making a fantasy comedy, there can be few greater honours than having comic book legend Alan Moore narrate the introduction.
© Nit Television Review of BBC Three's new sketch show
21/06/2022 … Although short-form content rules social media, sketch shows have fallen out of favour with broadcasters.
Review of American comic's ‘rehabilitation programme for fuckboys’
16/06/2022 … Apps that make sex as easy to obtain as pizza have supercharged the dating scene – and enabled just about anyone to become a commitment-phobic playboy.
Review of the political comedian's new stand-up show
16/06/2022 … Rarely has British politics seemed such a raging bin fire, with a woefully under-qualified mendacious chancer in No 10 wreaking destruction with his chaotic, ill-thought-out…
Review of the Radio 4 special, taped as the comedian battles cancer
13/06/2022 … To say Janey Godley has had quite the six months since she was last on stage would be an epic understatement.
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