Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Review of some of the odder comedy acts at the festival
02/06/2022 … Billed as Komedia’s Brighton Fringe Comedy Showcase, this was actually the brainchild of alternative comic Luke Rollason to champion the freaks and the weirdos…
Review of the comic's surprise release of bonus material
02/06/2022 … It’s the obvious thing to say, but that doesn’t make it less true.
Review of the award-winning comic at the Soho Theatre
01/06/2022 … Compared to the audacious high-concept fare that has so far been his trademark, This Is Just What Happens is Jordan Brookes at his most accessible and most personal.
Review of his posthumous Netflix show
31/05/2022 … Now the enforced era of Zoom gigs has passed, you would be forgiven for never wanting to watch a stand-up perform to his computer in his home office ever again.
Brighton Fringe stand-up review
30/05/2022 … Taking on the liberal left is big business in comedy these days.
30/05/2022 … Mel Byron is a gregarious, instantly likeable presence who feels at home on stage – so it comes as no surprise she has a parallel career training people…
30/05/2022 … The blurb promises ‘truly bewildering comedy performance art’ – and the emphasis should definitely lie on the ‘bewildering’ part.
Brighton Fringe stand-up review
30/05/2022 … What women want is apparently a good job in Dubai – as that’s what Kimberley Datnow, the female half of this intended two-hander, is doing instead of…
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