Wild Duck
01/01/2005 … Every comedian strives to get their audience to lose their inhibitions, to forget the artifice of performance and laugh with unbridled, unselfconscious joy.
Latest Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Sat 01 January 2005
Mon 06 December 2004
Liam Mullone – Original Review
06/12/2004 … Times obituary writer Liam Mullone may have ostentatious hair that’s dangerously close to Flock Of Seagulls, but his material is in much better shape.
Wed 01 December 2004
James Sherwood – Original Review
01/12/2004 … With his unassuming persona and low-key delivery, Sherwood might find it difficult to leave a distinctive mark on the comedy world's consciousness.
Danielle Ward – Original Review
01/12/2004 … Absurdist Ward is clearly a child of the Lee & Herring generation, with her off-kilter material clearly influenced by their droll outlook.
Jarlath Regan – Original Review
01/12/2004 … Though this deadpan Irishman has a skilful way with words and a playful misplaced logic, it’s still hard to get too excited by him.
Mon 29 November 2004
Mike Landers – Original Review
29/11/2004 … Pony-tailed Mike Landers adopts the gagsmith’s approach, producing a long parade of punny one-liners.
© Joeylamb88 | Creative Commons Catherine Tate – Original Review
29/11/2004 … Though she started her comedy career as a skilful, storytelling stand-up, Tate is now rightfully best known for a range of beautifully observed and superbly performed…
Wed 17 November 2004
Of Good Report, by John Antrobus
17/11/2004 … Of Good Report is a feast of nostalgia about the wild days enjoyed by the young comedy-writing bucks of Associated London Scripts in the Fifties: the uninhibited…