- 21 October 2013
After 30 years together, Britain’s doyens of cabaret performers (plus a superlative younger soprano) have...
An adaptation of Dostoyevsky’s Crime And Punishment (by Marilyn Campbell and Curt Colombus) was a...
The tender falsetto strains of an apparently troubled young male singer-songwriter is a path worn...
Performing live, as opposed to appearing on the rather proscribed and sterile medium of TV...
From the moment they appear on stage it’s nigh on impossible not to draw comparisons...
Simon Munnery’s career has, so far, enjoyed considerably less commercial success than it has critical...
Paul Merton’s Impro Chums are well known for being a slick and polished troupe, and...
It may have felt like an over-50s night but this was a positive bonus with...
The stalwart of the Brighton Comedy Festival, Richard Herring’s latest show ambitiously tackled our own...
A sordid night in Brighton has seemingly become a birthright for the many Stags and...
This show, to a sold out Corn Exchange, aptly demonstrated what makes O’Doherty such a...
Part genuine stand-up routine, part pulling ritual, Brand opened the show by prancing around the...
