With her restless anxiety and self-esteem issues, critiquing Suzi Ruffell feels a bit redundant or even bullying. She might be…
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Recent headlines about artificial intelligence’s 10% chance of wiping out humanity are a particularly on-theme gift for Russell Howard. However,…
Pierre Novellie has experienced some significant life changes since his last show, having married and moved across London from a…
Timed to coincide with last year’s Oasis reunion and tapping into a broader wave of nostalgia for the 1990s, Marc…
Blending Mike Wozniak’s favoured shaggy dog storytelling with reactive, improv elements makes The Bench a waggish, entertainingly distinctive show from…
It takes a brave woman to stand up and talk about things that are shameful, whether it is your personal…
Daniel Foxx’s debut show introduced him as a puckish type, toying with a villainous persona. But while he remains naughtily…
This is, it’s constantly said, a crunch time for men, with toxic masculinity and the male loneliness epidemic a massive…