No fuss, just pure moaning from Louis CK
Louis CK was OK in The Invention Of Lying but this American misanthrope is far better at brutal, self-mocking stand-up... more | Add your review
New Moon is nothing if not an international advertisement for the hungry virtues of virginity and young people can’t get enough of it
The Twilight Saga: New Moon
Theatre
A smart, prickly and rewarding view of sexual and emotional confusion
Cock
Restaurants
Kitchen W8 is a bargain for this area, if such sophistication is what you crave
Kitchen W8
Too long and drawn out but very entertaining with excellent special effects
This is a peculiar play and does not work for me. Some of it is very funny but there are real flaws
Alex has a strong powerful voice and was faultless, she is far better now than she was on the X-Factor

Somehow, despite the corny filth, Julian Clary's show at the Leicester Square Theatre was a hugely enjoyable romp of a comeback.. more | Add your review
Louis CK was OK in The Invention Of Lying but this American misanthrope is far better at brutal, self-mocking stand-up... more | Add your review
Thanks to numerous television appearances and lashings of talent Shappi Khorsandi is a comedian on the cusp of household-name fame... more | Add your review
Stephen Merchant had a chat with us backstage at Livestock 2009 and revealed the real reason he was at the event... more | Add your view
It is no surprise that man of the moment Michael McIntyre is up for three
nominations
The Shaw Theatre is hosting a night of comedy in aid of children's charity Kids Company... more | Add your view
In his native Italy Arturo Brachetti is a superstar, but he is unknown here. That is about to change... more | Add your review
Not The Messiah was oddly entertaining, from the bombastic opening theme courtesy of Sousa to the Lumberjack Song encore, courtesy of Michael Palin. .. more | Add your review
Stephen Fry was effortlessly amusing onstage at the Criterion talking about his life in aid of Leukaemia Research... more | Add your review
No wonder Michael McIntyre had a huge grin on his face when he did his trademark skip‑walk onto the Wembley stage... more | Add your review
Michael McIntyre is set to become one of Britain’s wealthiest entertainers, earning up to £10 million from a series of sold-out shows... more | Add your view
Anything can happen in Noble’s show, Things, which adeptly mixes set pieces with improvisation prompted by talking to fans... more | Add your review
Infinite Variety is entertaining, good-humoured and cheeky — if a bit thin on the variety factor... more | Add your review
Dame Edna Everage's show was certainly a notable spectacle in all sorts of ways, but somehow this ambitious revival never really took flight.. more | Add your review
Can stand-up comedy do politics better than politicians? Mark Thomas certainly thinks so and is generating plenty of giggles while proving it... more | Add your review
Sean Hughes is only 43 years old but life’s slings and arrows have taken their toll.. more | Add your review
Ed Byrne is hardly a household name beyond his own des res, yet his London run has just been extended by a fortnight.. more | Add your review
The Greenwich Comedy Festival claims to be London’s biggest comedy festival and while that is a bold claim the line-up is certainly impressive.. more | Add your review
If ever there was an evening for which the phrase “curate’s egg” was appropriate it was The Von Frisch Cabinet of Peculiarities.. more | Add your review
Despite some setbacks, a lacklustre performance by Doug Stanhope trounces most US contemporaries... more | Add your review
Edinburgh Comedy John Bishop is simply a gloriously gifted storyteller, following the trend for northern yarn-spinners... more | Add your review
Edinburgh comedy: Could this be the point where a wheel falls off the Ricky Gervais bandwagon?.. more | Add your review
Edinburgh Comedy When the Edinburgh Comedy Award shortlist is announced on Wednesday a nomination would be just the ticket for .. more | Add your review