Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Museum Of Comedy, London
17/05/2017 … Croft & Pearce may not be themselves, but it doesn’t feel like they are too far from some of their creations, in a sketch show predominantly based around…
Brighton Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
12/05/2017 … You can’t fault Lachlan Werner’s ambition to elevate his ventriloquist act into a more theatrical experience.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Beck Theatre, Hayes
11/05/2017 … ‘Who here’s seen my penis?,’ asks Joel Dommett.
10/05/2017 … So this is John Cleese’s long-awaited return after decades of badmouthing their know-nothing executives.
Brighton Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
09/05/2017 … James Bennison must have been watching a hell of a lot of Challenge TV for his latest show, which recreates some of the cheesiest game shows of the past 30 years.
© C4 08/05/2017 … When sitcom characters suddenly become wealthy, it’s rarely good news for the viewer.
Brighton Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
08/05/2017 … Brother-sister comedy double acts are thin on the ground, giving Jack and Anna Harris – aka Horace – a unique selling point they are keen to exploit.
Brighton Fringe comedy review by Steve Bennett
08/05/2017 … Male sketch duo Intimate Strangers would like to revel in a dark brand of humour, although they apply their sick ideas far too bluntly: an unsophisticated brutal…
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