Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© Mark Grey (Studio Grey) Review of 15 new acts (plus one pro headliner...)
03/03/2023 … Set up in 2022 to give a profile boost to new comedians struggling post-pandemic, the West End New Act of the Year showcases a lot of acts – no fewer than…
Review of his new Netflix special
28/02/2023 … It’s official: comedy’s man of the moment Jamie Demetriou is funnier than Monty Python.
Review of former double-act comic's solo debut
26/02/2023 … At last! A comedian with the courage to talk about being on the dating apps.
© Mark Senior Review of the puppet caricatures's first stage venture
17/02/2023 … With its fantastic latex caricatures brought to life by astonishingly talented puppeteers and gifted impersonators, the live version of Spitting Image is a triumph…
Review of the Brighton venue's talent hunt
16/02/2023 … There are so many new comedy competitions now that it can be easy to take them for granted.
Review of the comedy show that comes with five free drinks
13/02/2023 … Pub quiz in name only, this long-running tour is the latest way for booze experts Tom Sandham and Ben McFarland to package their alcohol tastings in a fun way.
Review of the new tour from Edinburgh best newcomer and Netflix star
09/02/2023 … With her superb debut, The Twist Is… She’s Gorgeous, Catherine Cohen brilliantly exposed the opposing forces of vanity and insecurity that define the…
Review from the Vault Festival, London
09/02/2023 … The funniest sketch from the wonderfully named double act of Grubby Little Mitts contains just two lines.
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