Review: Sh*t-Faced Shakespeare, Udderbelly
Shakespeare has been reworked and modernised continuously but even Shakespeare himself would have been impressed with this particularly drunken performance. The...
Comedy
Review: Alex Horne: Monsieur Butterfly, Soho Theatre
Alex Horne: Monsieur Butterfly is a very unusual comedy show. Whilst stand-up comedy could usually be described as ‘someone standing still telling jokes for an ...
Review: Vikki Stone: Instrumental, Soho Theatre
What makes a good comedian? It’s impossible to tell, I’ve seen so many that I have loved one week and felt drained by the next. There are few that I’d recommend...
Review: Sue: The Second Coming, Soho Theatre
To raucous cries of “I love Sue”, a stereotypical Sunday school teacher enters a homely set embellished with tinsel, kitsch decorations and Christian iconograph...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Champ
(3/5 stars) The three bears are having a bad day. A bad 27 days in fact – that's how far they are through their punishing run as children's entertainers in ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Veil (Le Foulard)
(3/5 stars) Silence please, the Artist is speaking. We, the audience – the unenlightened and uninitiated – are here to be instructed in the art of... Art. ...