Glenn Wool – Goodbye Scars 

Glenn Wool is an immense presence on stage.  He renders a microphone redundant as he bellows his viewpoint from the stage.  However, this type of delivery suits his material perfectly as Wool is angry.  The reason?  D-I-V-O-R-C-E.  In December … Read More

Jason Byrne: Cats Under Mats, Having Chats With Bats 

Here we are again trying once more to review Jason Byrne, well as far as I’m concerned this was one of the best Jason show I have seen in ages. It was 99% new material and pardon the expression … Read More

Karl Spain 

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Martha McBrier: A Wee Bit About A Lot Of Things 

Martha McBrier does improvised comedy – very skilfully and with apparent ease. She has a remarkable approach. She doesn’t work with a microphone and she spends most of her time amongst the audience. The first few minutes were the … Read More

One Night Stand : An Improvised Musical 

Take a group of eight of Americas up and coming talents add one keyboard player, three audience suggestions and you get a new musical every night. That’s why the show / company is called ‘One Night Stand the Musical’. … Read More

Reginald D Hunter – No Country for Grown Men 

Reggie D Hunter’s hands fascinate me they are so perfectly shaped soft and smooth although I find myself watching them frequently during his show they really don’t detract from his comedy.  Hey I’m a woman I can multi task! … Read More

Scott Capurro Goes Deeper

It’s hard to know where to begin with Scott Capurro.  Perhaps it’s best to kick off with a warning:  if you are easily offended then this is definitely NOT the show for you.  Capurro knows no boundaries.  Or rather, … Read More

Tim Minchin  –  Ready For This

Tim Minchin obviously has quite the following.  His show at the cavernous Pleasance Grand was a complete sell out on the evening I attended.  By contrast this was my first experience of the man, but I found it such … Read More