Comedy Reviews Archive
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Review: Count Arthur Strong
Posted on on June 29, 2017Having been told, on good authority, that I would enjoy Count Arthur Strong as it is intelligent and funny, I was looking forward to seeing what it was all about. […] -
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Review: The Cult of Dave
Posted on on March 21, 2017If you haven’t heard of The Third Stage Nottingham yet then you are missing out, it’s a small venue at the Theatre Royal, actually the reception area of the dress […] -
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Comedy: Patrick Monahan
Posted on on March 17, 2017Before anything else, Patrick Monahan is a top guy. He’s a friend to everyone. Going to one of his shows is like having that friend who’s always that busy that […] -
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Review: Mark Thomas The Red Shed Lakeside Arts Nottingham
Posted on on September 26, 2016On the 50th anniversary of the opening of the eponymous Wakefield building, Mark Thomas brings his show, The Red Shed, to Lakeside Arts As the name suggests, The Red […] -
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Review: Bill Bailey
Posted on on July 5, 2016Limboland for Bill Bailey is post referendum Britian, one could hardly argue, however I did feel uncomfortable with his onslaught on those who voted leave. From looking around me, some […] -
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Review: Peter Pan Goes Wrong
Posted on on July 7, 2015Christmas comes early to Nottingham (not Derby) this week, as the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society put on J.M. Barrie’s eternal story as a pantomime – sorry, ‘traditional Christmas vignette’ – […] -
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Review: Spamalot
Posted on on June 23, 2015So we enter the theatre to see the opening night of the returning ‘Spamalot’ a lovingly ripped off version of Monty Python and the Holy Grail. I am more than […] -
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Review: Dylan Moran
Posted on on May 1, 2015I can’t help but be excited about tonight, the veneer of a reviewers impartiality is falling apart like a wet cake at the thought of seeing Dylan Moran’s new show […] -
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Review: Stewart Lee – Royal Concert Hall
Posted on on March 27, 2015One man stood in front of 1500 people armed with nothing but a microphone, yet there was not even a sense of fragility or nervousness; Stewart Lee displayed a complete […] -
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Review: Richard Herring – Glee Club – 26 January 2015
Posted on on March 2, 2015The first time that I saw Richard Herring live was in the mid-90s, with Stewart Lee, touring their TV programme Fist of Fun. The first 10-15 minutes of the show […]