Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© Manuel Harlan Review of Steven Moffat's new comedy play with Reece Shearsmith, Amanda Abbington and Frances Barber
27/05/2022 … Steven Moffat is best known as the showrunner on Doctor Who, Sherlock and Dracula – but those with longer memories will remember the ensemble twentysomething…
© Channel 4 Review of Jack Rooke's Channel 4 comedy
26/05/2022 … In keeping with TV comedy trends, Big Boys is a thoroughly authentic story drawn from the real life of its creator – in this case comedian Jack Rooke’s…
© Netflix Review of his new Netflix special
24/05/2022 … ‘Comedy evolves,’ Ricky Gervais tells his SuperNature audience as he explains the nature of stand-up.
20/05/2022 … Class will be a cornerstone of British comedy as long as it’s also a cornerstone of British society – which is to say, forever.
Reviews of the stand-ups showcased in Newcastle
18/05/2022 … Comedy industry gigs can be tough work for comedians given such audiences are notoriously unresponsive, even without the pressure of knowing those who might hold…
Review as the News Quiz host brings his show to the Soho Theatre
12/05/2022 … Andy Zaltzman’s been ridiculing current affairs for so long now – 4,228 episodes of The Bugle podcast alone – that he surely has a gag for…
Review of the visiting US stand-up
11/05/2022 … Simply put, Brandon Wardell cannot perform to an audience who are not already fans.
© C4 Review of the broadcaster's six new pilots
09/05/2022 … There's a rich seam of authenticity running through many of the latest batch of Comedy Blaps, the biggest bunch ever released by Channel 4 at one time.
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