Reviews

Edinburgh Fringe Review: Danielle Walker, Nostalgia, Assembly
We are in the swampy outlands of North Queensland and Danielle Walker is hanging out with her grandpa drinking beer. It’s her favourite place - and after spending an hour with her you will... more
Edinburgh Fringe Review: CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation, Underbelly, Bristo Square
If you are familiar with the improvised hit Showstopper! The Improvised Musical you'll get the idea of CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation almost before the intro music (did I spot the theme from The... more
One-liner comedy is not known for it's autobiographical content. I doubt if Milton Jones ever really saw a hanky in the street and thought it was a baby ghost. Did Tim Vine really sell his hoover... more
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Vir Das, Pleasance
Vir Das has an extraordinary story to tell. Accused of ‘vilifying the nation’ by the Indian Government he heads home to Mumbai on a plane - afraid he will have to give up his comedy career or... more
Edinburgh Fringe Review: JD Shapiro – I'm With Stupid, Gilded Balloon
It’s not often you get to sit in a small room with the writer of one of the worst movies ever made. But JD Shapiro, as he admitted in a hilarious letter to the New York Post, was behind the doomed... more
Review: Ian Cognito: A Life And A Death On Stage
When comedian Ian Cognito died onstage at the Atic Comedy Club in Bicester in April 2019 there were two responses from the stand-up fraternity. Firstly utter shock. Secondly it was the way he would... more
Review: Man v Bee, Netflix
I hesitated about reviewing Man Vs Bee. While I grew up loving Rowan Atkinson I'm grown up now and had decided his recent work was on the childish side. But as there has been something of a buzz... more
Why Are First Episodes Always The Best?
It's not often that I watch a sketch show boxed set on iPlayer and immediately want to continue to the second episode, but it happened just now with Ellie and Natasia. Admittedly the episodes are a... more
Theatre Review: Tony [The Tony Blair Rock Opera], Park heatre
Harry Hill and Steve Brown have previous when it comes to penning unusual musicals. They were responsible for the X Factor spoof I Can't Sing. There was nothing wrong with the production but it maybe... more
Film Review: All My Friends Hate Me
It's always good to see comedians that you know from the comedy circuit move into the film world. Tom Stourton and Tom Palmer made a splash a few years ago as high energy double act Totally Tom and... more
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