Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Bloomsbury Theatre, London
27/01/2014 … With its remit to seek out variety acts as well as the more traditional stand-ups, the NATYs tends to produce a final that’s as changeable in quality as it is…
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Soho Thearte
23/01/2014 … Tommy Tiernan embodies – nay, celebrates – a certain type of wayward Irish spirit of tall tales, bar-room philosophising and playful disobedience.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at The Swan, High Wycombe
22/01/2014 … There’s a section in this show in which Hugh Dennis and Steve Punt talk about the curiously specific warnings on films – ‘contains moderate threat’, that…
Gig review by Steve Bennett at Soho Theatre
16/01/2014 … Casual Violence have created an effective gothic landscape for their narrative sketch show, House Of Nostril, so even if the surreal, dark comedy is often heavy-handed,…
Gig review by Steve Bennett at Soho Theatre
16/01/2014 … ‘There was a time when my act was more or less exclusively filth,’ says Frank Skinner as he makes his stand-up comeback after six years away.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at De Montfort Hall, Leicester
12/01/2014 … Securing Jasper Carrott to host Leicester’s comedy festival preview show was something of coup.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Etcetera Theatre, London
10/01/2014 … Beth Vyse is a bold performer, bringing flair and commitment to every outrageously surreal scene dredged up from the stranger, ill-lit corners of her mind.
01/01/2014 … This is a show about the time Suki Webster was best man at a biker's wedding.
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