Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© Steve Best Review of the final of the most lucrative competition in comedy
25/11/2021 … It’s described as the ‘FA Cup of comedy’, a competition for established stand-ups as well as newcomers – which explains why many of…
Review of two BBC Wales Festival Of Funny pilots
23/11/2021 … Comedies based around the camaraderie and tensions in bands are probably the sort of thing TV commissioners are pitched every week.
© Nick Rutter Comic's quips and croons at the London Palladium
18/11/2021 … If anything was made for the London Palladium stage it’s Rob Brydon’s one-man variety show, an unflaggingly good-natured evening of comedy, singing,…
© Paul Gilbey Review of comic's new live show about the menopause
17/11/2021 … It’s no revelation that a sign of ageing is forgetting why you walked into a room.
Review of the comedy impressionist's ambitious new tour
15/11/2021 … The overriding reaction to Nina Conti’s Dating Show is: how the hell does she do that? Combining the two most maligned skills in comedy –…
Review of the hotly tipped American comic at the Soho Theatre
11/11/2021 … London is lucky to be having a visit from Patti Harrison before she makes it huge.
Review of the thought-provoking comedian at the Soho Theatre ahead of a 2022 tour
11/11/2021 … Never short of artistic ambition, Alfie Brown aims to entwine a great many strands in his new show, offering a wealth of sarcastic insights on ageing, privilege,…
© Harry Carr Gig review at the London Palladium
10/11/2021 … Simon Amstell has been on a career-long quest to conquer his hang-ups; to overcome the shackles of shame and embrace spontaneity.
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