Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Review by Steve Bennett at the London Clown Festival
19/06/2016 … As Gaulier-inspired clowns become increasingly common on the fringe comedy circuit, the techniques instilled at the Parisian ecole are in danger of becoming as cliched…
Starring Noel Fielding, Julian Barratt and Julia Davis
17/06/2016 … ◼ BY JAY RICHARDSON An unsparing, bleakly funny film about the waning of nine relationships across London, Brakes is the directorial debut of actor…
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Soho Theatre, London
16/06/2016 … Todd Barry points to a flattering article in The Guardian previewing this show, which spoke of how he doesn’t do the clichéd ‘what’s your name? What’s your…
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Soho Theatre, London
12/06/2016 … If only a bad stand-up laughs at their own jokes, Ron Funches must be the worst comedian in the world, with every line greeted by a delighted giggle, a laugh somewhere…
09/06/2016 … Well, you can’t fault it for topicality – but is it funny? The selling point of Channel 4’s new comedy Power Monkeys is that much of…
Netflix review by Steve Bennett
06/06/2016 … Analysing comedy has never been easier.
Gig review by Jay Richardson in Kilkenny
06/06/2016 … As a comedian more concerned with exploring provocative lines of enquiry than reaching neat conclusions, Reginald D Hunter can be a maddening watch for those seeking…
Review from Jay Richardson in Kilkenny
06/06/2016 … If there was a recurring theme to this year’s Cat Laughs comedy festival in Kilkenny, it was shock and awe at the city’s proud new statue of hurling players…
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