Steve Jameson – Original Review
01/09/2002 … This middle-aged Jewish comedian - and one-time promoter of London's fine Meccano Club - has a set that's as old-fashioned in style as you might expect.
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Sun 01 September 2002
Wed 21 August 2002
Rufus Hound – Original Review
21/08/2002 … For all his shouting and bluster, Hound cannot elevate what is essentially fairly pedestrian material into anything more exciting.
Thu 08 August 2002
Vladimir McTavish – Original Review
08/08/2002 … This character's never going to smash any stereotypes, but McTavish is a lively and entertaining act who frequently hits the comedy nail squarely on the head.
Thu 01 August 2002
John Flint – Original Review
01/08/2002 … This likeable Scot has an entertaining manner, yet appears to be costing with his uninspired material.
Dylan – Original Review
01/08/2002 … An entertaining character act, Dylan performs as a backward West Country yokel, complete with a ridiculously unattractive cut-off shirt and stupid hat.
Mat and Mackinnon
01/08/2002 … his is a classy and elegant show, developing every opportunity for originality, and seldom taking an easy or lazy option, until a genuine sense of unpredictability…
Mullets and Daughters
01/08/2002 … There's a lot of potential in Sarah Adams's trio of characters, but this patchy show is too frequently let down by a recurring urge to head for the most obvious…
The Marx Brothers\' Animal Crackers
01/08/2002 … When your starting point is a film as brilliantly witty and anarchic as Animal Crackers, you have to be pretty inept not to come up with a fun production.