Review: Write It: Mic It, Vault Festival
Run by Poleroid Theatre, this scratch night is well worth catching. It runs more regularly at the Hackney Attic, Castle Hotel Manchester and the Edinburgh Festi...
Comedy
Review: Loren O’Brien: Who?, The Vault
Who is Loren O'Brien? Is she famous? Should we just pretend to know her while we clap excitedly, waiting for her entrance? These questions are asked and answere...
Review: Trygve Wakenshaw – Nautilus, Soho Theatre
Comedy comes in many, many forms. From sitcoms to stand-up, there is always someone on the circuit trying something new to amuse the punters. However, using the...
Review: Daniel Sloss – Dark, Spiegeltent Canary Wharf
Daniel Sloss is famous for becoming a successful comedian in his teens, and is still going strong after playing shows in Europe, America and even making four ap...
Review: The Free Association, The ARTSpace
The ARTSpace is a small, intimate studio above The De Beauvoir Arms in Haggerston, just a short walk away from the station. Entering the pub we are immediately ...
Review: Ellie Taylor: Elliementary, Soho Theatre
It’s hard out there for comedians; everyone’s a critic and with Twitter these days you can cut down someone’s long-slaved over act in 30 seconds and 140 charact...