Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Review of a new comedy film starring Les Dennis as a washed-up psychic
13/03/2022 … This is what Inside No 9 could have been, had it not for the genius of Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith: a plodding, cliche-ridden adventure short of both surprises…
© Ben King Review of her new stand-up tour, spurning the big issues of the past
10/03/2022 … This, Hannah Gadsby insists, is a ‘feelgood show’.
© Matt Crockett Review of the comedian’s break-up show
09/03/2022 … ‘So I’m single…’ is one of the most cliched segues in comedy.
© Baby Cow 08/03/2022 … Expectations are high when you have a cast of comedy nobility, led by Tim Key and Daisy May Cooper, and a script from the writers of Alan Partridge.
Review of the old duffer's latest tour
08/03/2022 … Count Arthur Strong is leaving behind his ‘meticulously researched’ lectures of old.
Audio dramatisation of an unlikely celebrity encounter
04/03/2022 … This sounds like a blatant pitch for one of Sky Arts Urban Myths episodes: a dramatisation of what happened when Michael Jackson met Benny Hill.
Review of the BBC Scotland documentary about offence and comedy
28/02/2022 … With the possible exception of 18th Century statue-making, comedy is the artform that seems most affected by the raging culture wars.
Review of the Times political commentator's comedy show
25/02/2022 … He writes the second most amusing column in the Saturday edition of The Times… but when he takes to the stage, political commentator Matt Chorley demonstrates…
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