Veronica Lee reviews: Marcus Brigstocke: Devil May Care (4 stars)... (continued)

Fest catches Tom Ward’s Popcorn Lung, well at least half of it

A eccentric and exuberant hour from an absurdist standup on good form.

Joyous, if fitful, performance of self-centredness and attention-seeking

Blowhard beast beckons the end of the world

Thoughtful comedy with big ideas that needs more clarity in its format

A solid hour of clever gags

Astonishing and assured comic tour-de-force, with real emotional heft

Comic duo's songs finally reveal some grit

Luton's finest wordsmith knows how to put on a show

Comic riffing that seeks salvation but never comes fully alive

Almost, but not quite there.

We've put four acts into the Fest Face Generator™ and yanked our ... (continued)

Dowd's dim-witted Spanish swashbuckler promises great rewards for... (continued)

Not much to laugh about in this suspiciously vague exercise in se... (continued)

Actual jokes thin on the ground in the midst of exuberant sincerity

Chatshow mischief from cult act

The sketch quartet revel in a competitive new format

Comic duo invite you to be part of their rambunctious community

A gleefully confident debut from a master of defusing tension