Comedy Profile: Louis C.K.
Often Brits have a perception of American stand-ups as being more crude, degenerate and less…
Browsing: Theatre
Bully Boy at Nuffield Theatre
A serious piece, but always entertaining; Sandi Toksvig’s drama is a gem
London Burlesque Week Opening Gala
mishka catches up with some of Burlesque’s favourite stars
Avenue Q’s puppets show us the meaning of life. June 18th, Cardiff Millennium Centre.
Leave your political correctness at the door. Gloriously inappropriate and brilliantly subversive, Avenue Q shows no signs of ageing
Roxy’s Rendezvous Burlesque and Cabaret Show
An irritating sojourn through the bowels of Southampton’s industrial sector, but worth the effort
Comedic Profile – Michael McIntyre
The (short) story of Michael McIntyre
Bloodshot’s return to the Nuffield
Over the past few years the Nuffield has enjoyed putting on several of Douglas Post’s…
Andy Warhol Exhibition Hits Southampton
Chris Brooks gets all bohemian in an experience with Andy Warhol
Lenny Bruce, Comedian
On October 13th, 1925, a comedian was born who would change the face of stand-up…
The Children’s Hour Review
A-List casting for an unknown play; utterly brilliant.
Simon Amstell – Do Nothing Live
“I have too many sinks” sighs vulnerable TV-presenter-come-stand-up-comedian from Essex, Simon Amstell, in his latest live DVD.
Warning: This programme by Frankie Boyle contains scenes that viewers above the age of 14 will find really boring
The last week of 2010 saw the final episode of what must surely be a…
Chicago’s latest run. Apparently, they both reached for the gun.
London’s Cambridge Theatre this year plays host to the longest-running, most-revived Broadway musical in the…
‘The Pillowman’ Reviewed: Blood, Terror and Suspense.
A review on the recent Halloween showing of ‘The Pillowman’ at the Annex Theatre.