Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© Channel 4 Review of C4's new comedy crime caper with the People Just Do Nothing team
06/02/2022 … Fictional heists normally come with a touch of elan, whether the glitzy suave of Ocean’s Eleven or the rougher underworld charisma of a Guy Ritchie ensemble.
© Pamela Raith Review of Ian Hislop and Nick Newman’s play about the Goon show mastermind
02/02/2022 … It’s hard to overestimate Spike Milligan’s influence on British comedy.
© BBC Review of Celeste Dring and Freya Parker's new BBC Three sketch show
01/02/2022 … Celeste Dring and Freya Parker are phenomenal in their ability to create believable comedy characters, rich in subtle detail and traits.
27/01/2022 … Vehemently ranting against the evils and chaos of the Tory government, Nish Kumar could be the angriest man in comedy.
© Tiger Aspect/BBC TV review as Spencer Jones's alter-ego returns
26/01/2022 … ‘Bonkers’ seems inadequate an adjective to describe the stupid, strange world of Herbert Clunkerdunk, that melds the childish and the avant-garde.
© Netflix 26/01/2022 … Aziz Ansari’s Nightclub Comedian is Netflix’s first stand-up special of 2022.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at The Wilbur, Boston
17/01/2022 … Demetri Martin writes some of the best jokes in the business: elegant and intricate twists of thought and language, crafted with precise skill and ingenuity.
13/01/2022 … They went to a lot of trouble acquiring books and artefacts to create the Museum Of Comedy in London.
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