Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© Idil Sukan 01/08/2014 … This is a tale of the unexpected both in terms of its creepy plot and Tom Neenan’s impressive lines, frequently wrong-footing the audience with a well-placed warping…
01/08/2014 … It’s hard to envisage a world in which Jess Robinson will not be a star.
01/08/2014 … No one could accuse Alfie Brown of going for the easy laugh; in fact much of this show is downright difficult, with material about paedophilia, euthanasia, the word…
01/08/2014 … Seemingly possessed by the evil figures he evokes, bombastic John Robertson doesn't deliver his monstrous account so much as pin you down and force it into you.
31/07/2014 … Robin Clyfan and Charlie Partridge are greeted on stage with the sort of whoops that you’d expect if One Direction themselves had decided to have a bash at comedy.
31/07/2014 … Chris Turner's many, many gags in this remarkable debut hour elicit a mixture of responses.
31/07/2014 … Ben Verth can be pretty amusing as he takes apart his minor personality deficiencies, using stand-up to celebrate the things that could otherwise socially embarrass…
31/07/2014 … It’s an unwritten rule of sketch comedy that troupes must be forever bickering, at odds with each other to create some dramatic tension.
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