Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Final reviewed by Steve Bennett
17/12/2019 … Too much? Fifteen comedians on one new act final might feel like overkill, but no act seemed undeserving of their place at the climax of the Leicester Square Theatre…
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
16/12/2019 … It’s hard to believe it’s been five years since Fascinating Aida last took their brand of close-harmony satire on the road.
13/12/2019 … Depending on your comedy tastes, you’ll either know Alex Borstein as the no-nonsense manager with a flair for an F-bomb on the Marvelous Mrs Maisel, or the…
09/12/2019 … This may be legally actionable, given the reputation that Arthur Smith has carefully fostered for himself – but I’m not sure he’s all that grumpy.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the O2, London
04/12/2019 … ‘I forget I’m famous,’ Jim Jefferies says at one point in his new stand-up show, as he recounts being spotted during a particularly ignominious…
© GS TV Productions Ltd 03/12/2019 … ‘It’s like old times, isn’t it, babe?’ Mathew Horne’s Gavin says at the start of this festive episode, which has been a very long…
Theatre review by Steve Bennett at the Vaults, London
02/12/2019 … In the beginning was the Twitter account, TheTweetofGod.
28/11/2019 … Tim Minchin largely, but not entirely, eschews the laughs in this odd-couple road-trip drama, which boasts two intriguing characters with murky back stories.
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