Alistair Barrie – Original Review
01/03/2001 … The casually urbane Alistair Barrie has an inherent authority he can stamp on any room, deftly ensuring all eyes are on him, and all ears attuned to his smart material.
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Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Thu 01 March 2001
Newsrevue – Original Review
01/03/2001 … There's no show that's updated as often as this topical satire.
Bennett Arron – Original Review
01/03/2001 … Bennett Arron, probably the only Welsh-Jewish comedian on the circuit has a very modest delivery, which can be both endearing – and his downfall.
Mon 26 February 2001
Paul B Edwards – Original Review
26/02/2001 … Self-styled rock and roll poet Edwards has a real hotch-potch of an act, in terms of both style and quality of material.
Mon 05 February 2001
Kevin McCarthy – Original Review
05/02/2001 … Grumpily amusing McCarthy's act seems very dated - gags about shiny toilet paper, small knobs and even Quasimodo abound.
Thu 01 February 2001
Scott Pragnell – Original Review
01/02/2001 … Always interesting - if not always amusing - Pragnell joyfully plays with some of the conventions of stand-up.
Phil Kay – Original Review
01/02/2001 … As a completely freewheeling comic, a Kay gig can be one extreme or another.
Brian Damage & Krysstal – Original Review
01/02/2001 … On stage, Brian Damage adopts the persona of a depressed, desperate, down-on-his-luck comedian, a proper moody bastard reluctantly trudging his way through the dregs…