Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© Boffola Pictures Review of Daisy May Cooper's new BBC series
25/09/2022 … It must have seemed well-nigh impossible for Daisy May Cooper to follow up a sleeper hit like This Country, which drew so heavily on her West Country upbringing…
23/09/2022 … In what’s almost an aside at the end of Nailing It, Rich Hall laments the fact that increasing professionalism of the stand-up scene has robbed it of the ‘renegades,…
22/09/2022 … The last time we saw Alan Partridge he was being denied entry to Broadcasting House after an ill-judged Network-style meltdown on This Time left him stuck outside…
Live comedy-performance art review
22/09/2022 … Seven years in the making, Kim Noble’s new show offers an unflinching embrace of what most people would find repulsive.
© BBC/Broke & Bones 20/09/2022 … In the past couple of weeks, there has been no shortage of serious people on television screens, speaking with solemnity and great authority about any number of…
16/09/2022 … Hal Cruttenden’s trying to play against his reputation for being a bit safe – a ‘pound shop Michael McIntyre’ as he puts it.
Gig review at the Soho Theatre
14/09/2022 … Harriet Kemsley is an awkwardly chaotic force on stage as she apparently is in life.
© A&E Television Networks Review of the new Sky History series
13/09/2022 … Thank heavens for Harry Hill, whose wit and enthusiasm saved the otherwise flimsy first episode of Britain’s Greatest Obsessions from a complete descent…
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