Stupid and offensive, but not in a good way

W Kamau Bell peers in at his audience

A show about tits turns out to be a bit of a boob

Chris Cox is yet another of those ubiquitous, nerdily handsome yo... (continued)

Big laughs from the Bronx-born gagsmith. But is he happy?

Exclusively for Fest, the London sketch troupe peform a musical l... (continued)

A distinct unevenness of tone actually works in his favour

Chris McCall meets impassioned orator and former Black Flag front... (continued)

A step forward for an experienced comedian

Unambitious material punctuated by some piquant gags

Impeccably acted but strangely flat solo show from one third of T... (continued)

Storytelling whimsy with real heart

Approaching 55, McAulay still has the air of a laddish gentleman-rogue

Sunny, and very amusing

Well researched, not to mention very funny

His insistence on engaging his audience in stilted, awkward conve... (continued)

WitTank unleash an hour of big, dumb fun

Paul Sinha bottles his message

Compere gone rogue.

East meets East in this cliched and tired comedy double bill