Paul Sinha – Original Review
14/07/2008 … As a rule, politically astute comics tend to be negative sorts, working themselves into a fervour as they angrily attack greed and injustice wherever they see it.
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Mon 14 July 2008
Thu 10 July 2008
Paul F Taylor – Original Review
10/07/2008 … Paul F Taylor has the air of an attention-starved kid showing off to his visiting relatives.
Fri 04 July 2008
Laughter In Odd Places
04/07/2008 … The quirky bookshops and independent record stores of London must have been deserted last night, as around 700 fans of the most fashionable types of idiosyncratic…
Wed 02 July 2008
Simon Gent – Original Review
02/07/2008 … Simon Gent has more than a touch of the early Paul Merton about him - and it's not just because they share the same deadpan south London accent.
Louise Stevenson – Original Review
02/07/2008 … Stevenson's wishy-washy observational comedy is in desperate need of some punchlines.
Greg Cook – Original Review
02/07/2008 … Cook - who only got into comedy after seeing an appeal in Garry Bushell's newspaper column for TV talent hunt Take The Mike - cuts an unforgettable figure in his…
Neil Gibbons – Original Review
02/07/2008 … Gibbons is an easy-going and likeable newer comic with a good range of amusing observational material.
Arnold Bolt – Original Review
02/07/2008 … Bolt's a very old-fashioned folk-club-style comic, with an efficient line of banter between his songs and poets.