Goodbye Goodbye

Goodbye Goodbye is the story of an agency run by Grace, which specialises in the removal of an irritation by tea time, if you sign on the dotted line, provide a photograph and itinerary for the person, more confusing … Read More

The Grandees

This is a delightful show. It is a tale of adventure and mystery in the style of C.S.Lewis, J.R.R.Tolkien and with a touch of Stargate. The story is complex and convoluted but the whole ridiculous sequence of events hangs … Read More

Grease Lightnin’ Drag Show 

I love the film Grease.   As a girl born after 1978 this should come as no surprise.  Watching the films repeatedly, memorising both dialogue and lyrics, is almost a natural stage of female development.  At least that was certainly … Read More

A Guide To Sexual Misery

Carrying the heady claim of “Austria’s #1 comedy” the expectations are high for Wolfgang Weinberg’s Guide to Sexual Misery.  The first thing we learn, however, is that we should lower our expectations when it comes to sex.  Only then … Read More

The Guru 

This is not a show it is a seminar. The Guru John Popolini has generously crossed the Atlantic to bring us the word and that word is sucksess=sucksess. Hallelujah Armed with his experiences, obnoxiousness, and his talent to be … Read More

The Great Big Comedy Picnic -Free

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Hils Barker:  Exhibitionist! 

I don’t know whether Hils Barker is a comedian or a comedy actor. Certainly she started making a name for herself a number of years ago as a stand-up but recent times has seen her move towards writing and … Read More

Hollywould… But Doesn’t Think She’ll Bother 

As part of the Free Fringe this year Holly Burn stages her show in the large Ballroom at The Counting House pub. In a show that claims to be a story of Russian merchant called Luigi(!!) we in fact … Read More

I Hate Everything

  The performers of Z theatre company may hate everything, but you’d be hard pushed to feel even mildly irritated by this amusing collection of sketches.  Each situation presents an identifiable aspect of pop or modern culture and then … Read More

Ian Stone – Where’s the Down?

Ian Stone was once told by a woman descending a hill that it was, “much easier coming down than going up”.  His retort to this slice of obviousness was suitably sarcastic but it did give him the idea for … Read More