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

Jason John Whitehead – The Joker

It has been ten years since the man who his Jason John Whitehead first hit the comedy scene and the basis of his show this year is a brief synopsis of his life and the changes there in. He … Read More

Kevin Dewsbury –  Just Married 

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Matt Green – Grow Up Green

Although he looks about fifteen I realised that Matt must be a lot older, because I first saw him perform in Cambridge Footlights in 1999, but he doesn’t look much older now and the possible reason for that is … Read More

The Oxford Revue: Bonfire of the Ottomans 

I made a decision before this Fringe that University revues and I were done and dusted having suffered at the hands of so many recently. However, I was cajoled by the company to go and see them because they … Read More

Rhod Gilbert and the Award Winning Mince Pie 

After a few years in the doldrums someone seems to have found a rich vein of comedians in Wales, Rob Brydon, Mark Watson for example, and for me the best of them all Rhod Gilbert. I have followed his … Read More

7 Sins 

American James Judd, the creator of the show, is a frenzied raconteur racing through crucial incidents and periods in his life. His introduction to the seven deadly sins began as a 10 year old in 5th Grade. Whilst he … Read More

Tom Stade

Tom Stade’s performance is centred on sharply observed satire. His humour is drawn from news stories and customs from areas all over the world including Africa, Australia and Canada, his country of origin. He is not afraid to challenge … Read More