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Sista She and the House of The Holy Bootay

August 8, 2007 |

I am not in to hip-hop or rap but I am a new convert to “House of The Holy Bootay” thanks to “Sista She”.  Mcees “Sista She” is Sheila MC EILA (Sarah Ward) and Rasheda EDA MC (Candy Bowers) … Read More

The Ugly Kid

August 8, 2007 |

I’ll freely admit that sketch based comedy doesn’t usually top my ‘must see’ list.  I think it’s a tricky beast to get right and it often sees the same pat situations being revisited time and time again. Nevertheless, I … Read More

Adventure Fantastique!

August 8, 2007 |

I have been going to see the Durham Revue for many years and what is consistent about their performances over this time is that they always put their heart and soul into their performances and they seem to have … Read More

Best Laid Marketing Plans

August 8, 2007 |

There’s no two ways about it, this 60-minute show about the Best Laid Marketing Plans did ‘gang aft agley’ and provided thoroughly uncomfortable viewing.  Roland Gent wanted to tell tales of remarkably bad ideas and on the evidence presented … Read More

David Ward – ‘The Whole Truth and Nothing but …’

August 8, 2007 |

David Ward’s humour is based on a very personal account of his life thus far. The title of his show perfectly sums up where he is coming from. His life story is centred on his gambling addiction, which eventually … Read More

How to pimp your kids and shop for free at Waitrose

August 8, 2007 |

Matthew Collins is going to educate us in the fine art of pimping our kids and shopping for free in Waitrose.  The former he feels a little guilty about; the latter, decidedly less so. Collins used to work for … Read More

Joanna Neary’s Little Moments

August 8, 2007 |

There is such an unaffected charm about Joanna Neary’s approach to comedy who could not find her endearing as she plays a whole range of characters? She is petite and her parody of herself as a young teenager in … Read More

The Man who discovered the Kama Sutra

August 8, 2007 |

Tim FitzHigham’s brand of comedy is frantic. He fires out words like machine gun bullets and his humour hits the target. He celebrates the accomplishments of his hero Captain Sir Richard Burton, the translator of the Kama Sutra. Burton … Read More

Paper Monkeys: Legends

August 8, 2007 |

The Paper Monkeys are collectively Amy Butterworth, Gem Carmella, Tim MacAvoy and Sadie Wilde, and their sketch show featuring heroes, legends and even deity who for some reason are to be found at IKEA. The disclaimer that IKEA are … Read More

Rich Hall

August 8, 2007 |

Why I enjoy Rich Hall as a comedian I really cannot quite put my finger on.  For years I resisted going to see him as ‘Otis Lee Crenshaw’ but he was always there always saying ‘Hi’. Then suddenly he … Read More