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: Spend The Night, Riverside Studios
A messy mix of comedy, tragedy, songs, storytelling, and old-school showbiz that covers familiar millennial angst.
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Review: The Unkillable Mike Malloy, Bridge House Theatre
Based on an incredible true story of an indestructible Bronx Irishman, this noir tale needs more oomph. Pump up the volume and the hysteria, and then it will be ‘Ra Ra Rasputin’ Mike Molloy
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Review: Big Shoes, The Hope Theatre
An intimate dialogue between two brothers that aims to make you laugh and cry at the same time.
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Review: CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation, Wilton’s Music Hall
Like an interactive game of living Cluedo, CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation is a playfully intimate take on a conventional whodunnit.
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Review: The Last Laugh, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield
Spot-on performances in a clever, beautifully observed and perfectly constructed play. A brilliant mix of poignancy and laugh out loud humour.
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Review: Red Bastard, Jacksons Lane
Silly self-help that’s undoubtedly fun but overly familiar in style
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Review: Alex Kealy: The Fear, Soho Theatre
Comedy with brains, heart, and a final killer punch.
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Review: Jimmy, Park Theatre
A blistering solo show that brings tennis legend Jimmy Connors back to life in a hilarious, heartfelt, and physically electrifying portrait of sporting glory.
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Review: 50 Ways To Kill A Slug, Soho Theatre
This is the most difficult review I’ve ever had to write, but that has nothing to do with the content of the show or the two performers (Dre Spisto and Joana Nastari) who created it. The problem is that it…
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Review: The Day I Got The Horn, Soho Theatre
An hour of lunacy about a quite unusual end of the world scenario, which starts off shakily but quickly becomes a delightfully silly caper.