You get good value at a Terry Alderton gig. Not one Alderton but two
Read full review...Frank Skinner's last London appearance was hosting Credit Crunch Cabaret in 2009. His compering return coincides with more economic gloom but good personal news
Ker, from serial history spoofers The Penny Dreadfuls, delivers a high-octane performance as the lantern-jawed Second World War action man parachuted into occupied Europe to save the world
Last summer Chris Ramsey was the surprise recipient of an Edinburgh Comedy Award nomination. The 25-year-old was barely known then but word is spreading. The Soho Theatre was rammed last night for the London transfer. And justifiably
The eagerly anticipated comedy comeback of the bearded Liverpudlian after 16 years energetically shuttles between absurdity and politics
The black-clad raconteur stood rooted to the spot for two and a half hours without an interval or pause for breath but the minutes raced by
Showcasing their impressive gymnastic and slapstick skills, with charm by the bucketload, Camilla Pessi and Simone Fassari show has almost too much charm
Blind Summit's The Table is not, strictly speaking, a comedy, but it was one of the funniest shows I saw on the Edinburgh Fringe last year. It now visits Soho as part of the London International Mime Festival
Between the maudlin and the mucky there was something for all, from Cabaret-style Germanic to rap
Masterslut is more ambitious and impressive project than its verse-heavy predecessor, Slutcracker, which won an Edinburgh Comedy Award in 2009
Russian comedy icon Slava Polunin's enduring wordless piece continues to be a magical work of wonder and a reminder that no one is ever too old to enjoy clowns
Brian Cox has clearly made science sexy and in this spin-off of Infinite Monkey Cage, his enlightening radio series with cardigan-clad Robin Ince, he was indisputably the main attraction
Michael McIntyre may have quit Britain's Got Talent, but at least that means we will be seeing much more of him doing what he does best - standing on stage telling jokes
Anticipation was sky high for the latest show from the 2010 Foster's Comedy Award winner. Rarely has a gig been so mind-blowing and also so disappointing
A night of amiable chat, interspersed with a handful of captivating stunts see Penn and Teller back on stage in "Conversations"
The Evening Standard previews the weekend's best comedy to look forward to
Set List has been a hit in America but on its first night here the only real fun was watching gifted gagsmiths wriggle in agony as their riffs failed to fly
Jason Manford is the ultimate Teflon-coated comedian. Last year he survived a tabloid scandal over suggestive tweets and even more impressively this summer he survived fronting ITV1's misfire Show Me The Funny
La Soirée throws La Clique's variety formula into the air to produce a sexy, slapstick, eye-poppingly scary spectacular
It is simple to see why this show is so popular. The genuinely true tall tales plus silly gags equal big laughs
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