Review: Birthday
A simple, yet effective tale proving life can get better...
Published by Rochelle Sampy
Review: Dinner
A good performance of Moira Buffini’s sparkling dark comedy
Published by Roe Lane
Review: Black Slap
Black humour from men in black slap
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: The Accomplice
Roses are red, violets are blue. Do you know what love is?
Published by Jack Badley
Review: Oblivion
Engaging, powerful, and dramatic peppered with comic twists and turns
Published by Skye Crawford
Review: Flyerman
A light-hearted hour with a couple of experienced fringe ‘flyermen’.
Published by Alison Pollard-Mansergh
Review: Peter
An excellent portrayal of the tension and bonds of modern family relationships
Published by Stefan Nicolaou
Review: Jawbone of an Ass
An Absurdly Comic Tale about Religion and Baking
Published by Althea Stentiford
Review: Cul De Sac
A peek behind behind the clipped hedgerows and the manicured front lawns.
Published by Mike Fitzgerald
Review: Boom Jennies – Blow Out!
Food for thought a-plenty with late night zany humour
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Sex, Lies and Eurovision
Sex, Lies and Eurovision gives you just what it says on the tin
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Penny Dreadful’s Etherdome
A romp of a production which zips through history full of surprises and fun
Published by Donald C Stewart
Review: Uglies Do Edinburgh
Lashings of innuendo, double entendre and hoary old jokes at a rare summer outing for panto.
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Shakespeare Bingo: Titus
A fulfilling attempt to make that Shakespearean play understandable
Published by Donald C Stewart
Review: Lady Garden
Action packed sketch comedy from a talented female quintet
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: A Hero’s Journey
Not so much a hero’s journey but the first few steps along the road.
Published by Jack Badley
Review: Hurry Up and Wait
Children’s theatre performance that enchants and entertains in equal measure.
Published by Donald C Stewart
Review: Instant Sunshine
"cleverly written, topical, gently amusing "
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Comedy Doesn’t Pay
a slick and highly satisfying hour of sketch-comedy from three highly-engaging performers
Published by Jess Duxbury
Review: Newsrevue
Newsrevue sets the standard for sketch comedy
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: ‘The Rivals’
Charming, Playful and Entertaining
Published by Vicky Pearson
Review: The Overcoat
Gogol updated for the 21st century....with laughs!
Published by Darran Laine
Review: Pinch In Love
A thoroughly agreeable satirical examination of prejudice
Published by Stefan Nicolaou
Review: Trog and Clay
" leaves a lingering impression"
Published by George Dillon
Review: Love Song
A gorgeously tender evocation of the spirit of young love.
Published by Victoria Rudland
Review: The Games
"an intelligent and witty parody"
Published by Dan Lentell
Review: Between Brackets
An Alternative Fairytale...Their timing is spot on
Published by Althea Stentiford
Review: Colin Hoult’s Inferno
"an accomplished and smart hour. "
Published by Andrew Allen
Review: Dances for Wolves
Bare Naked Comedy
Published by Althea Stentiford
Review: The Summer House
A funny performance that lacks a few connections
Published by DS
Review: Jekyll and Hyde
Chaos reigns in this hilarious festival show
Published by AB
Review: The Cock & Tail Inn
"warm, nostalgic, laugh out loud, sit-comedy"
Published by Erica McWElligott
Review: Delete the Banjax
A charming sketch comedy quartet
Published by JH
Review: Pappy’s
An energetic trio of performers provide belly-laughs aplenty in this sketch comedy show.
Published by Vivienne Egan
Review: New York Stories
A delightful and unmissable exploration of the substance of surplus tissue.
Published by Paul Levy
Review: 10 Questions
Pathologist turned counsellor gives up the analysis of cadavers for the building of psyches but only manages to dissect her own.
Published by Bill Parslow
Review: The Perfect Party
“NO snakes!” “No ray-guns!” “This is a caffeine free house, you know”
Published by Bill Parslow
Review: The Three Englishmen
Brilliantly barmy sketch comedy from a talented new troupe
Published by JH
Review: Late Night Gimp Fight
Slick, smooth and supremely well presented sketch comedy
Published by JH
Review: Four Play
"a highly energetic, fast-paced, fun, frolickingly well-executed comedy murder-mystery"
Published by Erica McElligott
Review: @shakespeare.com
A brilliant premise which isn't always made the most of.
Published by Michael Hannan
Review: Just Douglas
Who knew a letter could cause so much trouble?
Published by Prerna Ashok
Review: Slaves of Starbucks
In the end, we’ll all surrender to Uncle Sam!
Published by Corinna Di Niro
Review: The Ridiculous Flies
Young actors give quick sketch comedy a good go!
Published by Corinna Di Niro
Review: Chapter Two
A funny and honest portrayal of relationships by the great Neil Simon.
Published by Aislinn Kearns
Review: One Man Lord of the Rings
A must for any fans of the Lord of the Rings films.
Published by Aislinn Kearns
Review: Miller and Moore Presents…
deftly combines humour, pathos and satire in this entertaining twist on the superhero genre
Published by Aislinn Kearns
Review: La Locandiera
Fine food and site specific entertainment make for a thoroughly enjoyable night at the inn
Published by Rebecca Carey
Review: Dinner For One
A gem of a comedy
Published by PL
Review: Virtuous Flock
Accomplished, slick and very entertaining theatre
Published by James Hamilton
Review: Shirley & Shirley
"clever writing and energetic performances"
Published by JB
Review: Busting Out!
'Show not tell' is the motto of this laugh-out-loud sketch show that's all about breasts
Published by Rebecca Carey
Review: Clint’s Reality
."Good knock-about stuff"
Published by Mike Fitzgerald
Review: Five Clever Courtesans
Gorgeous costumes, historical intrigue and some girl-on-girl kissing
Published by Rebecca Carey
Review: Pinter’s People
Young and talented sketch comedy group perform Pinter's 'secret sketches'
Published by Chris Hislop
Review: Princess Cabaret
A Humouress Disney Sketch Show With Some Clever Songwriting
Published by Jason Blackwater
Review: Up ‘N’ Under
Mud, sweat and the ghost of Eddie Waring
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: The Fitzrovia Radio Hour
Spiffing tales of daring-do from three gallant gentlemen and two elegant ladies.
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Chow Mein
Accessible and enjoyable comedy
Published by Paul Levy
Review: Delete The Banjax And You!
Infectious fun and silly sketches from a confident team of clever sketch writers.
Published by AA
Review: The Wake
Wonderfully written, acted with refreshing dynamism
Published by PL
Review: Newsrevue
Sharp and energetic
Published by Lizzie Edmonds
Review: Two Episodes Of MASH
Superior sketch comedy that feels understated and gentle, but is actually super-fast, and brutally smart.
Published by AA
Review: Late Night Gimp Fight!
Fast-paced, slick sketch comedy with flashes of genius
Published by James Hamilton
Review: Concrete Boots
A masterful mix of genres: fringe theatre at its very best!
Published by Chris Hislop
Review: Pappy’s All Buisness
Silly but hilarious material from the Kings of sketch comedy.
Published by Lizzie Edmonds
Review: Sherlock (Abridged)
A hilarious romp through Sherlock Holmes' mysteries
Published by Chris Hislop
Review: Battle Acts! Improvised Comedy
Well, thank God for a bit of energy and passion on stage. And thank God for Battle Acts!
Published by AA
Review: People in Glass Houses
Amusing eccentricity with some well formed characters.
Published by Tim Wilcock
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.
Published by AA
