Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Theatre review by Steve Bennett at the Leicester Square Theatre
26/05/2016 … There have been a lot of ‘dead comic’ plays, so it’s to her credit that writer Mhairi Grealis chooses not to offer a direct biographical run-down of the life…
24/05/2016 … A sitcom based around football was probably a no-brainer for Sky, which has built its multi-billion pound business on the sport.
© Idil Sukan/Draw HQ 24/05/2016 … In his first solo show, James Hamilton, has created an engagingly watchable character comedy narrative – albeit one which gets rather too bogged down in its convoluted…
Brighton Fringe review by Steve Bennett
23/05/2016 … Joseph and Stacy bill themselves as the purveyors of the ‘web’s freshest sketch comedy’… though you would be forgiven for having missed…
Brighton Fringe review by Steve Bennett
23/05/2016 … Aidan Goatley has a degree in scriptwriting and now performs comedy.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Camden People's Theatre
21/05/2016 … An Englishman, a Scotsman and and Irishman walk into a room.
20/05/2016 … There’s no such thing as a dull moment in BBC Two’s new topical comedy No Such Thing As The News – a look behind the headlines presented by the ‘elves’…
© Steve Ullathorne 20/05/2016 … This is John Dowie's first gig in 14 years, and it's a low-key affair in the basement of a Central London poetry cafe.
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