James Bennison: How to be a Superhero
Brighton Fringe review by Steve Bennett
11/05/2015 … Welcome a new addition to the pantheon of superheroes: FunnyMan.
Latest Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Mon 11 May 2015
...And Ephgrave
Brighton Fringe review by Steve Bennett
11/05/2015 … The title of this show comes as David Ephgrave is also in a double act you’ve probably never heard of either.
Fri 08 May 2015
Jurassic Lark
Theatre review by Steve Bennett at the Lion & Unicorn, Kentish Town
08/05/2015 … Perfectly timed a month before the next sequel in the Jurassic Park franchise hits the big screen, this is a decidedly lower-budget version of the original.
How Will I Know?
Theatre review by Steve Bennett at the Brighton Fringe
08/05/2015 … Basically a classic farce with modern sensibilities, How Will I Know? is a brisk single-scener set in an American apartment on October 31, the day before a big…
Thu 07 May 2015
© C4 Bugsplat!
07/05/2015 … Appropriately enough for a comedy about drone pilots, Bugsplat! seems to have snuck in under the radar, this test episode airing on Channel 4 last night with little…
Dylan Moran: Off The Hook
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury
07/05/2015 … He doesn’t much chug at his ever-present red wine, not like he used to, but Dylan Moran remains the epitome of ‘in vino veritas’.
Wed 06 May 2015
Murder In Successville review
06/05/2015 … It takes a lot of hyphens to describe Murder In Successville, BBC Three's new comedy-reality-cop-drama-impressions-improv-pastiche show.
Sami Shah: I, Migrant
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Soho Theatre, London
06/05/2015 … It’s a shame that the state of the world means that Pakistani-born comic Sami Shah has to contest, at some length, the idea that all Muslims are potential terrorists.