Neil Hamburger
17/08/2014 … Festering hatred for himself spews out in a discharge of bilious jokes, leaving a foul stench of bitter failure seeping through the venue.
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Sun 17 August 2014
© Adam Robertson Marcel Lucont Is
17/08/2014 … Adopting a status higher than Mont Blanc, philosopher, poet, lover and bon vivant Marcel Lucont is here to spend the best part of his hour on his two favourite…
Sat 16 August 2014
Tiff Stevenson: Optimist
16/08/2014 … Tiff Stevenson, jokily dissatisfied with her initial entrance, aborts it in favour of a bigger one with more music and greater applause.
Carly Smallman: Made In Penge
16/08/2014 … Trolling has become something of a running theme in comedy; with many stand-ups reading out the brutal online abuse they receive, and therefore, theoretically at…
Alex Horne: Monsieur Butterfly
16/08/2014 … Rube Goldberg machines, Heath Robinson devices, the contraption from the Mousetrap game… call them what you will but the over-complicated apparatus to perform…
Luisa Omielan: Am I Right Ladies?
16/08/2014 … Is she right, ladies? She’s *so* right – and inspirational, and hilarious, and sassy and just about the best tonic you could hope for from a comedy show.
Tommy Rowson: Down And Out In Powys And London
16/08/2014 … At the end of his show, Tommy Rowson shows a montage of home videos and photos of the people who illustrated his stories, his granddad, his dad, his fat mate and…
James Acaster: Recognise
16/08/2014 … Resplendent in green corduroy, like a rock 'n' roll geography teacher, James Acaster walks on to the stage, throws some shapes - borrowed from Jarvis Cocker it…