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: Twelfth Night, Crucible Theatre
A laugh out loud production of one of Shakespeare's best loved comedies with excellent direction and wonderful performances.
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Review: Sam Eley is Basil Crumbwick: Soul Sewage, Soho Theatre
Basil Crumbwick is a perfect example of how not to behave, but his foul-mouthed ramblings are absolutely hilarious.
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Review: Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody, Underbelly Boulevard Soho
Big butts, bigger ballads and a whole lot of homoerotic hockey make for a riotously good time.
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Review: Late Night With Terry Wogan, Soho Theatre
Barely controlled chaos sure to smack a smile on your face
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Review: The Big Cheese, Golden Goose Theatre
Chaos and comedy seep out of everyday scenarios in The Big Cheese.
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Review: What Would Jarvis Do?, Omnibus Theatre
A tangled exploration of grief as two Pulp superfans search for a pair of Jarvis Cocker’s trousers
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Review: Emotionally Undercooked, Hoopla Impro at The Miller
Balancing vulnerability and comedy, Emotionally Undercooked offers audiences a truthful insight into finding love both in and out of dating.
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Review: Keeping Your Spots, Hens and Chickens Theatre
Joshua J. Jewkes delivers a skilful, wild solo performance as an unhinged infidelity hotline agent in a minimal yet flawed production
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Review: Drill Baby Drill, Club Silly
A chaotic production, told from the point of view of a polar bear, with an important message about the small actions we can take to help safeguard our future.
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Review: Maya Ricote: Ay Am!, Soho Theatre
Telenovela melodrama becomes inventive physical comedy, but the hour-long show could use a little more substance.