Comedy
No need for explanations here, but if you need a laugh then this is the category for you! You’ll find reviews of all the shows that have had us rolling in the aisles on this page.
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Review: Ginger Johnson: Show Pony, Soho Theatre
Knee-slapping comedy, trippy music, and engaging storytelling
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Review: The Other Side of Murder, Churchill Theatre, Bromley
Cleverly written, with thrilling twists and some big belly laughs.
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Review: The Bridge, Bush Theatre
Effortlessly straddles uproarious comedy, and the absolute tension and fear of occupation.
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Review: Now Not Now, Tramway
An absurdist exploration into the inconsistencies of time, featuring poignant themes but not quite managing to unpack them effectively.
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Review: Roleplay, Soho Theatre
Brings plenty of laughs and a huge performance
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Review: Garry Starr: Classic Penguins, The Other Palace
A naked, anarchic romp through literary classics, turning the Penguin bookshelf into a playground for maximalist clowning.
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Review: Every Ghost Story Ever, Barons Court Theatre
It might not really be every ghost story ever, but it is a whole lot of fun as Billy Morton dissects the genre with utter silliness.
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Review: Terry’s: An American Tragedy About Cars, Customers, And Selling Cars To Customers, The Pleasance
A sometimes singing, sometimes dancing look at American consumerism that goes hard on the fun
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Review: Succubus, The Courtyard Theatre
A cannibalistic comedy-horror exploring obsession and loneliness, Succubus is as unexpectedly moving as it is deliciously grotesque.
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Review: Dina Martina: Halloweena!, Soho Theatre
Dina Martina delivers a tightly paced hour of surreal, off‑kilter drag comedy