
The Sisters Fig
Review of a very distinctive comedy duo
30/05/2025 … It’s rare to come across a comedy show that has entirely unique sensibilities, but the Sisters Fig is pretty much the closest you’ll find.
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Review of a very distinctive comedy duo
30/05/2025 … It’s rare to come across a comedy show that has entirely unique sensibilities, but the Sisters Fig is pretty much the closest you’ll find.
Review of Sardinian performer's theatrical showcase
30/05/2025 … There’s quite some firepower behind Mattia Sedda.
Review of the positive-thinking cabaret show at Soho Theatre
29/05/2025 … It has the sense of something you might stumble across after midnight in one of the outer fields at Glastonbury.
Review of trans comic's new show at the Soho Theatre
28/05/2025 … She came to fame, or notoriety, by getting her kit off, flashing her boobs and playing a keyboard with her knob live on TV.
Review of the charming new film comedy with Tim Key, Tom Basden and Carey Mulligan
27/05/2025 … Beautifully observed and effortlessly charming, The Ballad of Wallis Island is a melodic, delicately meditative comedy about love and loss that could have been insufferably…
Review of BBC One’s new comedy detective series with Timothy Spall and Gwyneth Keyworth
26/05/2025 … With Ludwig and now this, the BBC’s comedy department is looking like the home of cosy crime.
26/05/2025 … Through a brilliant mix of character work and clowning, Charlie Mulliner introduces us to Amber, newly dumped from a ten-year relationship that was more toxic than…
26/05/2025 … Candace Bryan was raised by a single dad in Memphis, Tennessee, deep in the Bible Belt and – as she likes to remind us – the murder capital…
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