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: 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
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Review: Dog Mom, Southwark Theatre
A funny, occasionally touching comedy that runs out of steam before the finish.
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Review: Hellbent Or a Sorry Sight in the West, Club Silly
Hidden down a dark alleyway behind the bright lights and crowds of Brixton, under the railway arches, lies Club Silly and, for just over two weeks, the town of Quick Finish Bend. There to welcome you with a cheery ‘howdy…
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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.