Amusements by Ikechukwu Ufomadu
07/08/2023 … After taking his sweet time to make a slightly stiff entrance in a tight tuxedo, Ikechukwu Ufomadu explains, in the style of a JFK speech, what words he’ll…
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
07/08/2023 … After taking his sweet time to make a slightly stiff entrance in a tight tuxedo, Ikechukwu Ufomadu explains, in the style of a JFK speech, what words he’ll…
07/08/2023 … Taking to the stage in his tartan jacket, Kieran Hodgson opens the show with a bold: ‘Yes, I’m Scottish’ in an accent that’s decidedly…
06/08/2023 … It’s taken him ten shows, based around such specific themes as hair, the sky and the colour yellow, but Rob Auton has ended up where most comedians start –…
06/08/2023 … Don’t be fooled by the title.
06/08/2023 … Krystal Evans’s Fringe debut is a show of two halves.
06/08/2023 … A crucial and delicate moment in Liam Withnail’s 2022 show, True Defective, in which he opened up about addiction, was interrupted by the sound of an incongruously…
06/08/2023 … There’s an unresolvable hypocrisy at the heart of Mary O’Connell’s messy but intriguing debut in that she thinks capitalism is absurd and corrosive…
06/08/2023 … Canadian comic J Murphy describes A Tinderella Story: Swipe, Wince, Repeat as a ‘comedic TED talk’, and truth be told, it felt more like a talk than…
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