Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© Steve Ullathorne Theatre review by Steve Bennett
28/01/2016 … As the Dad's Army characters take over half of Leicester Square for their premiere, a couple of hundred yards away, a less appreciated but no less talented bygone…
27/01/2016 … WARNING: Contains spoilers Gold’s attitude to commissioning original comedy – and hoorah that it does so amid all the reruns – seems to be to order…
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Hammersmith Apollo
26/01/2016 … They are the producers who have latched on to the more commercially viable, middle-class end of the alternative better than probably anybody else.
26/01/2016 … They are the producers who have latched on to the more commercially viable, middle-class end of the alternative better than probably anybody else.
22/01/2016 … Travel broadens the mind, so they say, but Eddie Izzard’s centuries-spanning breadth of subject matter was already impressive, even before speeding his Force Majeure…
21/01/2016 … The setting couldn’t be better for a couple of Victorian time-travelling magicians; the elegantly restored Wilton’s music hall near Tower Bridge, steeped in…
20/01/2016 … Collusions between the top echelons of media and politics exposed by the phone-hacking scandal prove a treasure trove of inspiration for Comic Strip guru Peter Richardson.
© Robert Workman Theatre review by Steve Bennett
20/01/2016 … Take three highly-strung young Jews, trap them in a shoebox Manhattan studio apartment with an all-American WASP and a lifetime of simmering animosity that only…
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