Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© David Andrako Review of Frankenstein-based cabaret show at Soho Theatre
06/09/2023 … New York cabaret powerhouse Salty Brine says he likes to use ‘Frankenstein’ as a verb, meaning to stitch together disparate ideas to make an all-new…
© Marc Brenner / RSC Review of the new RSC production, with additional material by Stewart Lee
31/08/2023 … If you’re seeking a cynical definition of stand-up, ‘a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing’ isn’t a bad…
Review of new movie starring David Earl and Natalie Palamides
30/08/2023 … The title makes it sound like it could be a slasher horror flick, especially given that clowns don’t exactly have the cuddliest reputation on film.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
29/08/2023 … There are few better ways to end a Fringe – or even a night at the Fringe - than with the unhinged mayhem of Stamptown.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
29/08/2023 … In the voiceover announcing himself to the stage, Andy Parsons hails his modest achievements, such as winning Wimborne Minster’s beautiful baby award and…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
29/08/2023 … Think of a countercultural tribe, and chances are Andrew O’Neill belongs to it as an non-binary vegan anarchist metalhead who practises ritualistic magick.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
29/08/2023 … Emmanuel Sonubi has not messed with the winning formula that earned him a best newcomer nod last year – and sure enough, he was elevated to the Edinburgh Comedy…
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
29/08/2023 … ‘If you’re not perfect but are working on yourself, make some noise!’ As an icebreaker it’s neither so clean, nor so hack, as getting people…
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