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Comedians’ Cinema Club

- 16 May 2016

Improvised comedy works well in many forms. However, what is essential for a good improvised...

- 14 May 2016

What a privilege to experience this sublime pairing of voice and piano in a programme...

- 14 May 2016

Mixing the dark with the absurd whilst always keeping several eyes on the punchlines, comedy...

- 13 May 2016

‘Boy Stroke Girl’ is a didactic play about androgyny, not a provocative topic in Brighton....

- 13 May 2016

An evening of two distinct halves kicked off with a curious fusion of film and...

- 13 May 2016

Showcasing FatCat Records’ post-classical imprint 130701, the special Festival concert featured three new artists. Opener...

- 12 May 2016

Seldom do I leave a theatre as utterly sated as last night. McBurney had delivered...

- 12 May 2016

Following performances in Denmark, Wales and at the Royal Opera House, Emily Hennessey brought her...

- 11 May 2016

Beethoven’s F minor String Quartet was the first work whose opus number (Op. 95) I...

- 11 May 2016

It may sound gimmicky, watching a condensed comedy club set from respected comics – in this...

- 11 May 2016

I hate reviews that tell me too much in advance of seeing, and to talk...

- 10 May 2016

We were enticed musically right around the world, the style varying from classic formality to...