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Brief Candle
★★★★ “800 souls out of sight and out of mind.” A one-woman historical show cultivated by Blushing Caligula performed by Emma Ford. Surrounded by candles, Ford leads us through the…
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Our Awards Shortlist
Here is our shortlist of nominees. The Bounce Emerging Artist Pearse Egan - Buff Poppy Radcliffe - Sectioned Mari Crawford - Bipolar Badass Charmaine Wombwell - Ma's Monster Walter Michael…
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Frighthouse Presents: The Wheel of Misfortune
★★ From Dentistry to Disney The Wheel of Misfortune had a lot to say about the 'horrors' of the modern world, including those who flyer stand-up comedy. Kyle Paton as…
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Neurodiverse Review Awards – The Longlist
Here are the Longlists for each category for the 2023 Neurodiverse Review Awards. With over 200 shows eligible, it can be very hard to make a decision. We hope this…
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Beehavioural Problems: Something Something Autism
★★★★ Appearing with a giant fluffy dog-head on and offering the audience chocolate bars if they are ‘good’, is how Sheffield-born comedian and former Lab Technician Stephen Catling chooses to…
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Robin Ince – MELONS: A Love Letter to Stand-Up Comedy
★★★★ There is a feeling of alienation as you walk into this show. Ince is crouched over a Melon, slowly carving it, in what feels like a horrible parody of…
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Paul Sinha: Pauly Bengali
★★★★ The great thing about Paul Sinha, is his knowing subversion of his television personality. The affable quizzer and self-described ‘boring Celebrity Goggleboxer’, manages to deconstruct the strange cascade of…
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Walking on Spectrum
★★★★ An hour in Juliana Heng’s company is something to behold. At once, it is incredibly intimate, yet there is a feeling of unpredictability, they are totally themselves. They cut…