Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
After the Edinburgh Fringe ban, a review of his 'biggest gig yet'
16/11/2022 … Those who think ‘woke’ to be a dirty word believe there’s a huge, untapped market for offensive comedy that’s been stifled by the politically…
Review of the comedian's brilliant lockdown-inspired show
10/11/2022 … To call Mulberry a lockdown show would be to do it a great disservice.
Review of the annual new act showcase
09/11/2022 … Whatever happens at the American midterms, it seems people just can’t be trusted with democracy.
07/11/2022 … Audiences don’t want to hear about Covid, Russell Kane was told, but to him, lockdown feels too big and too urgent not to talk about.
© C4 Review of Alex Horne's attempts to escape from the Taskmaster's shadow...
03/11/2022 … One of the many great running jokes in Taskmasker is Alex Horne’s utter lack of authority and status on the very show he created: not so much playing second…
Review of the live gig in Cardiff
02/11/2022 … The final of this year’s BBC New Comedy Award may have been in Cardiff - kicking off its year as the Corporation’s City of Comedy – but the comedians…
© BBC Review of Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse’s tribute to 100 years of the BBC
27/10/2022 … Anyone who remembers The Story Of The Twos, Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse’s marvellous lampooning of 50 years of BBC Two programming from a few years back,…
Review of the now former Mock The Week host on tour
27/10/2022 … Given its seismic global impact, it’s no surprise that the Covid pandemic simulated so much stand-up, good and bad.
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