Review: Uglies Do Edinburgh
Lashings of innuendo, double entendre and hoary old jokes at a rare summer outing for panto.
Genre: Comedy 0
Review: Shakespeare Bingo: Titus
A fulfilling attempt to make that Shakespearean play understandable
Review: Hurry Up and Wait
Children’s theatre performance that enchants and entertains in equal measure.
Review: Comedy Doesn’t Pay
a slick and highly satisfying hour of sketch-comedy from three highly-engaging performers
Review: Four Play
"a highly energetic, fast-paced, fun, frolickingly well-executed comedy murder-mystery"
Review: Big Daddy Vs. Giant Haystacks
A hysterical comedy about generously proportioned men in leotards
Review: McNeil and Pamphilon: Addicted to Danger!
"genuinely warm, consistently funny, well-paced and strongly delivered"
Review: The Dog-Eared Collective: Dogs On Show
Theatrically inventive and genuinely delightful comedy
Review: Max and Ivan are Holmes and Watson
Ridiculous Sherlock-based comedy from a talented double act
Review: Pappy’s
An energetic trio of performers provide belly-laughs aplenty in this sketch comedy show.
Review: New York Stories
A delightful and unmissable exploration of the substance of surplus tissue.
Review: 10 Questions
Pathologist turned counsellor gives up the analysis of cadavers for the building of psyches but only manages to dissect her own.
Review: The Culture Club: The Object of my Affection
An amusing and heartfelt look into the various lives and loves of women.
Review: Miller and Moore Presents…
deftly combines humour, pathos and satire in this entertaining twist on the superhero genre
Review: Carnival Knowledge: Love, Lust and Other Human oddities
A rip-roaring yarn on one woman’s search through LA for ‘the one’….or is that ‘the two’?
Review: Boom Jennies: We Want Action!
The Boomies have increased their number, changed their line-up somewhat, and at least one of them is sporting facial hair.
Review: The Inconsiderate Aberrations of Billy the Kid
Energetic punk rock musical that you'll love or hate
Review: Dildon’t!
There’s a murderer in town, and his weapon of choice is ten inches long, made of latex, and possibly battery powered. Is he insane, or just going about things half-cocked?
Review: Naked Splendour
Art education and theatre combine in this life drawing and life affirming class
Review: La Locandiera
Fine food and site specific entertainment make for a thoroughly enjoyable night at the inn
Review: Busting Out!
'Show not tell' is the motto of this laugh-out-loud sketch show that's all about breasts
Review: The Return of the Pros from Dover Sk*tches.
Original, inspired absurdity performed by true Pros indeed
Review: The Fitzrovia Radio Hour
Spiffing tales of daring-do from three gallant gentlemen and two elegant ladies.
Review: Morgan and West: Time Travelling Magicians
A delightful magic show couched in funny and inventive Victoriana.
Review: Delete The Banjax And You!
Infectious fun and silly sketches from a confident team of clever sketch writers.
Review: Two Episodes Of MASH
Superior sketch comedy that feels understated and gentle, but is actually super-fast, and brutally smart.
Review: Battle Acts! Improvised Comedy
Well, thank God for a bit of energy and passion on stage. And thank God for Battle Acts!
Review: Tom Binns is Ian D. Montfort – Touching the Dead
Of the highest quality on every level. Absolutely hilarious.
Review: Lady Garden: Top Secret Gig
Hush, it’s a secret. We resolve to tell you absolutely nothing about the girl’s latest, brand-new show. But we will say this: go see.
