The very talented cast present fast moving acerbic commentary on the news in song and satire that cannot help but appeal no matter what your level of political interest. This venue is very large and lacks the intimacy that works so well… Read more →
Luisa Omielan is the biggest worst kept secret around. With no TV work, it’s pretty much word of mouth and social networking that has seen this show rise in its profile to it’s sell-out stature and excited buzz. The room had a… Read more →
Big Boys Don’t Dance is a comedy dance show from two very talented South African brothers, Ash and Bradley Searle. With Ash’s wedding only a week away, the boys engage in various activities leading up to the big event which not only… Read more →
Joined on stage by Norman Cook, the man himself, and Skint Records’ Damian Harris; Adam Buxton hosted a retrospective of Mr Slim’s music videos that, while not completely extensive, was never less that breezily entertaining. Augmented by Buxton’s own musings on his… Read more →
I think people will miss this somewhat forgotten gem of a performer. Comedy has moved on to something more razzmatazzy these days (as opposed to his heyday 25 years ago), which is why Phil’s comedy stands out. Pensive, thoughtful, laconic even but delivered with his… Read more →
An interesting premise; the show is separated into three parts. The first part utilises several iPods volunteered by the audience (their own) and put onto ‘shuffle’ mode so that an extract is played at random and two of the players step up… Read more →
I half knew what to expect at the ‘Granny’s Gone Wild’ show starring Lynn Ruth Miller with excellent piano by Tom Phelan. Songs, stories and jokes by the irrepressible Lynn Ruth, who at 79 years old, has way more energy and humour… Read more →
Standing outside the venue after the performance had finished, the audience were left scratching their heads. Originally billed as Theatre/Comedy, ’The Way You Tell Them’ doesn’t sit easily in either of these catagories. Perhaps ‘Autobiographical Humourist Performance Art’ would be better? Semantical debates about… Read more →
From the moment Rob Auton pinned up his celebratory ‘Yellow’ banner and then started draping his audience with yellow streamers, it was clear that this was more than a casual theme to his show. His persona is clearly obsessed with the colour,… Read more →
There is nothing I enjoy more than going out on a Friday night to see some comedy. Even better when it’s a hotly tipped show by rising talent Stuart Black. What might spoil the evening though is a football game blaring out… Read more →
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