Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© Elina Kansikas Review of the final at Bloomsbury Theatre
01/04/2023 … Kazoos, recorders, violins masquerading as ventriloquists’ dummies… yep, the Musical Comedy Awards were on song for their latest cheery run around the …
Review of the comic's stand-up and music tour
25/03/2023 … A few minutes of Tim Heidecker’s stand-up and you start to see the appeal of reactionary comedians.
© Naomi Dryden-Smith Review of the annual fundraiser at the Royal Albert Hall
22/03/2023 … These straitened times are making it tougher for charities.
Glasgow International Comedy Festival review by Jay Richardson
19/03/2023 … Glaswegian song and sketch trio Weegie Hink Ae That? are testimony to the appeal of localised comedy, boosted by going viral online.
Review of comic's tour as he works towards his next Netflix special
16/03/2023 … How nice it would be to write about Ricky Gervais without going over the same old ‘cancel culture’ talking points which so consumes those who rarely…
Review of the new play set in the world of sitcom writing
13/03/2023 … Set in a workshop for would-be sitcom creators, Jumping The Shark puts one well-known tip above all others: write what you know.
Review of the weekend's comedy – including The Wrestling
06/03/2023 … It’s a tough job launching a comedy festival London, given the the city has hundreds of gigs a week anyway.
© Netflix Review of his live Netflix special that addressed the Will Smith slap
05/03/2023 … This is when a stand-up special becomes the news.
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