Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Review of the befuddled thespian's farewell tour (pt1)
21/02/2024 … We’re going to see a lot of befuddled old men muddling their words in this US Presidential election year – so thank heavens for confusion that’s…
Review of the comedian's Edinburgh hit, now on tour
19/02/2024 … At a time when every comedian, it seems, is talking about their mental health challenges on stage, along comes Paul Foot to buck the trend.
© James Ennis 16/02/2024 … I’d wager the judges’ scores must have been pretty tight at the final of Komedia’s New Comedy Award.
© Manuel Harlan Review of Spymonkey’s messy take on an ancient comedy classic
14/02/2024 … Are the old ones the best? That’s the hypothesis comedy troupe Spymonkey are putting to the test with this updated version of Aristophanes’ The Frogs…
© Alex Lake Review of the curmudgeonly comedian's latest tour
13/02/2024 … Ostensibly, this show gets its title from the fact Romesh Ranganathan has an issue with the ever-grafting hustle culture, instead believing everybody should half-arse…
Review of the comic's show at the Gielgud Theatre
07/02/2024 … To deploy the cliché ‘he makes it look effortless’ can’t do justice to how instinctive the mechanics of stand-up are to Frank Skinner.
Review of the angry political commentator back on the rampage
02/02/2024 … The current backstory of fake journalist Jonathan Pie is that he’s back on the Westminster beat for the BBC, making viral videos saying what he really thinks…
Review of the newsroom satire, revived for the stage 25 years on
31/01/2024 … When I check my phone during the interval of the stage revival of Drop The Dead Donkey, I learn that GB News just managed to confuse two Sikh MPs.
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