Comedy
- South East
BRIGHTON FRINGE: White Woman Ket Play – The Actors
Company: Kitsch Theatre In this play about a young woman writing a play, the metaness of the approach is very…
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Richard Herring: Can I Have My Ball Back? – Leicester Square Theatre, London
Richard Herring was once quite famous back in the 90’s, as he keeps telling the audience during his latest stand-up…
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The Opera Locos – Peacock Theatre, London
Creators and Directors: YLLANA Often perceived as austere and imposing, practitioners have spent years trying to make opera accessible through ticket…
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Paul F. Taylor: Head in the Clouds – Soho Theatre, London
Paul F. Taylor (the F to distinguish him from a different comedian called Paul Taylor. A little F doing an…
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BRIGHTON FRINGE: It’s Not Cluedo – The Rotunda Theatre
Creators: The Rotunda Theatre and Chris Neville Smith A different take on a beloved board game, It’s Not Cluedo delivers faithfully on…
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Dugsi Dayz – Royal Court, London
Writer: Sabrina Ali Directors: Poppy Clifford and Warda Mohamed Inspired by John Hughes’ film The Breakfast Club, Sabrina Ali brings…
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Alexander Bennett: I Can’t Stand the Man, Myself – Soho Theatre, London
Alexander Bennett is 31, still renting and he hates himself. He believes that the era of self-love has gone too…
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Sacred & Profane – The Space, London
Writer and Director: Samantha Gray Finding love should be easy in the modern world, shouldn’t it? However, in this brand-new…
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