Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
10/04/2025 … In the guise of his playful alter-ego Garry Elizabeth Starr, Damien Warren-Smith is a fabulous kids’ entertainer, engaging the youngsters with his mucking…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
10/04/2025 … You could read Emma Holland’s Don’t Touch My Trinkets as a thoughtful treatise about ethics and exploitation in art, as encapsulated by a landmark court…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
10/04/2025 … Ray O’Leary isn’t the first comedian to tell of getting an unsolicited diagnosis of n neurological condition from some rando in the street.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
09/04/2025 … That this show stars with Kate Dolan emerging from the back row with a large potted shrub on her head speaks volumes about what a silly hour she has in store.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
09/04/2025 … Even if you couldn’t tell from the title, you pretty quickly know what you’re going to get with Tom Witcombe, as he kicks off his hour with a set list…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
09/04/2025 … Aditya Gautam has a warm, unassuming charm that forges an instant rapport, even with a small Monday-night audience.
© Steve Ullathorne Tim Harding reviews Leicester Square Theatre's annual competition
08/04/2025 … The finals of Sketch Off! – the UK’s premier competition for sketch and character comedy – makes for a lovely occasion to see a whole line-up’s…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
08/04/2025 … Little Turd – a title that will be amusingly being downgraded to Little ‘Scallywag' when it hits the Edinburgh Fringe in a few months’…
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