Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Gig review by Steve Bennett at Sheffield City Hall
30/10/2014 … Noel Fielding’s tour has to be the strangest comedy show playing the big theatres: an indication that off-the-wall humour can transcend fringe appeal if done…
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Galway Comedy Carnival
27/10/2014 … In blending traditional fiddle-playing with his tall-tale storytelling, Aindrias De Staic is clearly continuing an longstanding Irish tradition.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Brighton Comedy Festival
27/10/2014 … When Shappi Khorsandi says she is excited to be in Brighton it feels more than the usual comedian’s platitude to whatever city they’re playing.
© Jeffrey Bernhaut 26/10/2014 … Galway Comedy Carnival director Kevin Healy likens his audiences to the swans that are a big fixture of his home town.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Galway Comedy Carnival
25/10/2014 … It’s probably the form of Eleanor Tiernan’s quirky new project that you’ll remember more than the content.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Brighton Comedy Festival
25/10/2014 … Emotive shows about fathers have become a cliche at the artsier end of stand-up, but Vikki Stone’s take on the topic is one of the best.
24/10/2014 … The Spiegeltent at the heart of Galway’s Vodafone Comedy Carnival just about survived the onslaught of ex-hurricane Gonzalo as it lashed Ireland’s Atlantic coast…
23/10/2014 … The Gingerbeard House is a regular night in Galway, normally half-stand-up, half-music.
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