Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Brighton Fringe review by Steve Bennett
06/05/2014 … Ignore the cumbersome cardboard scenery depicting a mountainside campsite and quirky cartoon posters that between suggest a whimsical, semi-theatrical storytelling…
The Fundamental Interconnectedness of Everyone with an Internet Connection
05/05/2014 … Ignore the artsy, highfalutin title – this is simply what happened when James Veitch responded to various online scammers.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at The Temple
05/05/2014 … At best, the 2 Guys And A Girl dipping their toes into Fringe waters with this compilation show need a lot more experience.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at The Hobgoblin
05/05/2014 … Steve N Allen faces the same challenge of anyone doing topical comedy: how to compete with the stream of instant gags and funny pictures that fill up most social…
Gig review by Steve Bennett at Soho Theatre
03/05/2014 … Richard Gadd twists the ‘tears-of-clown’ idea into odd and occasionally disturbing angles with this ambitious show, which takes artistic self-flagellation to…
It's a celebration of bravado over brainpower, says Julian Hall
30/04/2014 … The opening sketch of Cardinal Burns new series, promoted Channel 4 from E4, is quite literally fleet-of-foot.
30/04/2014 … First episodes of sitcoms have always been notoriously difficult, needing to set up unfamiliar characters, established the ‘sit’ and set the tone, as well as…
Gig review by Steve Bennett at Soho Theatre
30/04/2014 … Katherine Ryan is like the very best sort of women’s magazine, luring in the casual punter with soft material about celebrities and motherhood as a Trojan Horse…
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