Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Jay Richardson reviews the latest Scottish sitcom to move from screen to stage
27/09/2026 … Notwithstanding the death of co-creator Simon Carlyle in 2023, and a period of uncertainty about the sitcom’s future, it’s long felt a question of when,…
© BBC/Avalon Review of the first episode as Lee Mack's sitcom turns 20
23/09/2026 … As covered in the congratulatory documentary that precedes the start of Not Going Out’s 15th series, Lee Mack’s sitcom was cancelled by the BBC in its…
© Jonny Ruff Review of the comic's new stand-up tour
23/09/2026 … For her fifth solo show, Catherine Bohart has returned to a topic she addressed in her first – her OCD – though in retrospect, she feels that she was…
Review of the comic's first UK stand-up tour in five years
20/09/2026 … She may be an increasingly big noise on TV and film, but Sindhu Vee’s stand-up is built on her relatability.
Review of the Australian comic's latest stand-up show
17/09/2026 … At 6ft 5in, Lou Wall’s height has always attracted attention, almost always unwarranted.
Review of the first sitcom produced by AI
15/09/2026 … Apparently there’s a ten per cent chance artificial intelligence will at some point wipe out human civilisation as we know it.
Review of the comedy magic duo touring the UK
14/09/2026 … He speaks! Famously silent magician Teller opens this show with a video message reassuring us he’s fine with Penn Jillette, his professional partner of 50…
Review of the improvised hip-hop musical
11/09/2026 … It’s been going for ten years, so improvised hip-hop show Shamilton! must be doing something right.
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