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» Review: The Noise Next Door

The introduction promised an evening of ‘improvised comedy made up totally by suggestions from the audience’ and whilst ‘totally made up’ is stretching it, it was an enjoyable evening nonetheless. The games came thick and fast using the ‘guided’ suggestions from the audience, exemplifying the performer’s well rehearsed and slick style. The show picks up the more challenged the performers are, especially when mistakes are made or holes in cultural knowledge are evident. The loyal audience created a terrific atmosphere which the energetic and talented performers thrived on.
Upstairs At Three And Ten, 16 October
3/5
Lee Stevens

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