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: Dan Lees and Tom Curzon: The Sonic Joy Orchestra, Banshee’s Labyrinth
Off the rails musical masterwork
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Review: Renée Rossi: God Bomb, Hen & Chickens Theatre
An irreverent, energetic and thought-provoking celebration of human goodness that challenges the absurdities of organised religion.
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Review: Dying To Meet You, The Courtyard Theatre
An energetic and inventively presented journey through life and death, love and loss, and past and present.
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Review: As You Like It, Shakespeare’s Globe
This is Shakespearean comedy at its very best in a performance that throws the extraordinary language around with lighthearted revelry.
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Review: Nothing Personal, Gilded Balloon Patter House
A clever portrayal of trying to be "one of the boys" in the stand-up world, no matter the cost.
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Review: A Marriage of Inconvenience, Etcetera Theatre
One modern-day predicament plus two very different approaches equals a funny show with room to grow.
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Review: I Pie With My Little Lie Something Beginning with Murder, Hen and Chickens Theatre
It might be the most groan inducing show you’ll see at Camden Fringe, but those groans are ones of pure delight at the innuendo laden writing and clever turn of phrase.
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Review: Off and On, Bridewell Theatre
Farce isn’t dead, it’s just gone off the rails.
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Review: The Doctor Will See You Now, Lion & Unicorn Theatre
More a collection of comic ideas based around a hospital waiting room than a fully thought-out show. When it is subtle, it works. When it is less so, it all falls apart.
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Review: A Foot is Not an Appropriate Prize for the Tombola, Pleasance Courtyard
Cosy crime invaded by apocalyptic sci-fi which starts off slow, but accelerates to a madcap finish.