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Review: Aidan Goatley: Joys Of Retail

A bit sweary - but nice

Published August 23, 2016 by Philip Hutchinson

Review: Aidan Goatley: Mr Blue Sky

He's very English - but a real English

Published August 22, 2016 by Philip Hutchinson

Review: Alien Of Extraordinary Ability

His strongest material yet, but still anarchic.

Published August 22, 2016 by Philip Hutchinson

Review: Clare Plested; Flock Up

A great hour in the company of weird, wonderful and very funny women.

Published August 19, 2016 by Donald Stewart

Review: Frenchy; World’s Worst Adult

Australian comedian who saws the knuckles off your sensibilities in a hilarious hour

Published August 18, 2016 by Donald Stewart

Review: Help Us Tom Toal, You’re Our Only Hope

A very funny stand up show that tells the story of Tom Toal where saving the earth becomes gets lost in the telling.

Published August 18, 2016 by Donald Stewart

Review: Comedy Club 4 Kids

Funny, warm and accessible comedy stand up for children and their parents.

Published May 24, 2016 by Didi Craze

Review: Limelight

Showstopping numbers stud this heartwarming, touching new play with numbers by Liz Tait.

Published May 22, 2016 by Simon Jenner

Review: Robyn Perkins [is a] Work In Progress

upbeat, incisive and funny

Published May 17, 2016 by Paul Levy

Review: Lynn Ruth Miller: This Is Your Future

"hugely impressive"

Published May 17, 2016 by Yvonne Luna

Review: Sandi Toksvig Live! Politically Incorrect

A comedy show with a message

Published March 9, 2016 by Alice Booth

Review: Stewart Lee – A Room With A Stew

Aggressively inventive, inventively aggressive

Published January 31, 2016 by Alice Booth

Review: Donald Robertson Is Not A Stand-Up Comedian

A clever deconstruction of the art of stand-up comedy

Published October 10, 2015October 22, 2015 by Alice Booth

Review: Mummy’s Gone a Bit Parental

Honest, bold and fighting sleep deprivation

Published September 11, 2015 by Didi Craze

Review: Lifeshambles

Lifeshambles

Published August 30, 2015 by Lynn Ruth Miller

Review: Patrick Draper: Absolutely Vacuous

"Sharp wit with thrown in thrash metal nursery rhymes"

Published August 23, 2015August 23, 2015 by Paul Levy

Review: The Man Called Monkhouse

They all laughed when I said I wanted to be a comedian ..

Published August 20, 2015 by Andrew Allen

Review: Stand Up & Slam!

I felt like a winner just seeing this show

Published August 15, 2015August 15, 2015 by Beth O'Leary

Review: Feminazi

One woman against the world as she continues a movement after the hard work has been done

Published August 12, 2015 by Donald Stewart

Review: The Naked Stand-Up

A celebration of aging, inner beauty and cellulite not for the faint of heart

Published August 12, 2015 by Heather Bagnall

Review: Marcus Brigstocke

A funny show with some repeated material

Published July 22, 2015July 23, 2015 by Alice Booth

Review: How to be Fat

"an important show to see"

Published May 29, 2015 by Lynn Ruth Miller

Review: IScream

"entertaining, funny and fun."

Published May 29, 2015 by Lynn Ruth Miller

Review: The Llaugh Comedy Show

"a wonderful evening. "

Published May 16, 2015 by Lynn Ruth MIller

Review: Tim Key: Single White Slut

A self-deprecating look at failed sexual exploits and dalliances with Anne Hathaway

Published August 7, 2014 by Alice Booth

Review: Sara Pascoe vs. History

Witty and clever observational comedy

Published August 7, 2014 by Alice Booth

Review: Andy de la Tour Stand-Up or Die in New York

Only two human activities happen in front of a brick wall. Standing at a mic telling jokes or being shot by firing squad.

Published August 7, 2014July 20, 2015 by Dan Lentell

Review: Mean Things I Did to My Sister (and Other Lessons I’ve Learned)

If Kelleher presented a good morning TV format, I’d definately get out of bed before 11 to locate the remote.

Published August 7, 2014 by Dan Lentell

Review: Single White Slut

Mad and unmissable

Published July 21, 2014 by Kat Stott

Review: Slut (R)evolution

A one woman sexual odyssey, raw, funny, compelling

Published May 29, 2014 by Bill Parslow

Review: Memoirs of a Slutsky

Very funny autobiographical stand-up, part hilarious misery memoir, part happiness memoir,

Published May 29, 2014 by Bill Parslow

Review: Rainbow Rabbits with Rabies

Hilarious, in your face comedy.

Published March 1, 2014 by William Glenn

Review: As Seen On TV

there is something a little wondrous in this sweet, funny and at times melancholy journey

Published August 7, 2013 by Victoria Nangle

Review: Chastity Butterworth and the Spanish Hamster

Potty mouth humour from a suburban lady

Published August 7, 2013 by Joanna Matthews

Review: Albert Einstein: Relatively Speaking

Come for the physics, stay for the insights into the human condition

Published August 7, 2013 by Simon Gwynn

Review: Dahle and Jones on a Plate

A dynamic duo, alone together

Published August 7, 2013 by Paul Levy

Review: Matt Forde – The Political Party

Matt Forde – putting passion back into politics.

Published August 7, 2013 by Tim Wilcock

Review: Rosie Wilby: Is Monogamy Dead?

A one woman stand up exploring her attitudes towards individuality and freedom in contemporary relationships; a gently funny and feel good show.

Published August 7, 2013 by Didi Craze

Review: Terry Alderton: Season 4

"so well written"

Published August 7, 2013 by A. L. Macari

Review: Glenn Wool: This Road Has Tolls

Trans-Atlantic Good Times

Published August 7, 2013 by William Glenn

Review: The Human Condition

We Are All Humans, Right?

Published August 7, 2013 by William Glenn

Review: David Mills: The Gospel Truth

The Sinatra of Stand-Up

Published August 7, 2013 by Dan Lentell

Review: 100 Acts Of Minor Dissent

Thomas' show is good food for the soul.

Published August 7, 2013 by Victoria Nangle

Review: Moonrock Boombox

Rob’s beaming smile flattering and making all of us want him to be our best friend in the playground

Published August 7, 2013 by Victoria Nangle

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