Sirens – Soho Theatre. ****

Ontroerend Goed continues with their challenging theatre performances with this latest focusing on the prejudice women suffers. Performed as an Continue reading →

Romesh Ranganathan: Rom Wasn’t Built In a Day – Soho Theatre. ****

The final show of this year’s Edniburgh Comedy Award nomination brings the eloquent Romesh Ranganathan. His material revolves around his Continue reading →

Sophie Wu is Minging, She Looks Like She’s Dead – Soho Theatre. ****

As someone who’s been tracking Sophie Wu’s progress on the big screen and small since her role in Kick Ass, Continue reading →

Sara Pascoe Vs History – Soho Theatre. ****

Sara Pascoe Foster Comedy nominated show about her love life and growing up, how to deal with being in her 30s Continue reading →

James Acaster: Recognise – Soho Theatre. ****

Firstly challenging the premise of stand-up by kneeling for the first part of the show while reluctantly engaging the front Continue reading →

John Kearns: Shtick – Soho Theatre. ****

Winner of the 2014 Foster Comedy award at Edinburgh, having just won Best Newcomers the year before, John Kearns is Continue reading →

Pappy’s Flatshare Slamdown – Soho Theatre.

The recording of Pappy’s podcast is another string to the trio along with their sketch shows and their own BBC3 Continue reading →

Fleabag – Soho Theatre, London. ****

This review was originally written for The Public Reviews. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/fleabag-soho-theatre-london-2/ Fleabag runs an unsuccessful hamster-themed cafe and her best friend Continue reading →