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: Kidnap, Rosemary Branch Theatre
A dark, provocative show exploring unusual territories with a mostly sharp wit
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Review: Do You Know Where To Go From Here?, The Space
Stephanie Renae Lau’s autobiographical solo show is a beautiful, funny, and brave exploration of the self, faith, and grief
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Review: Much Ado About Nothing, Arches Lane Theatre
An unmissable retelling of a classic, harnessing the comic, mischievous spirit of Shakespeare whilst holding space for its strikingly relevant undercurrent of gender identity and power.
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Review: Riki Lindhome: Dead Inside, Soho Theatre
In a hilarious and moving journey, Riki Lindhome uses a multitude of musical instruments, voice and comedy to take the audience on her quest to become a mother.
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Review: Daisy Doris May: Big Night Out, Soho Theatre
Well-executed character comedy, even if it’s not quite pushing the form just yet.
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Review: That’s Not My Name, Pleasance Theatre
A chaotic and fearless solo show that confronts psychiatry as it drags its audience into madness.
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Review: Unlikely: In a Building with a Broken Lift, Barons Court Theatre
Just pure silly fun from a talented pair of new creatives that turns flatmates from hell into a hilarious slice of unspoken mayhem.
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Review: Andrew Doherty – Sad Gay AIDS Play, Soho Theatre
An ambitious yet uneven effort, powered by Doherty’s charisma and strong character work.
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Review: Game of Crones, Jacksons Lane
This show will have you in stitches but may leave you with a concussion.
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Review: Ancient Grease, The Vaults
A Grease‑in‑Greece parody with committed performances, but uneven comedy and execution that never fully realises its potential.