Bollards, hairdressers and herbal tea: this debutant is determinedly low-key

Maybe compassion really is the answer to defeating alt-right trolls. Maybe.

Ari Shaffir delivers a fierce swipe at organised religion

Half-Kenyan, half-English, and fully-committed to bringing back disco-fashion

Fierce, furious and feminist hilarity from the award winning cabaret trio

Much needed show debunking myths about Islam with plenty of quick... (continued)

Thin material in LA comic’s personal show about body image

A barnstorming debut from an assured Kiwi

Emerging talent walks anxious tightrope

Pleasant, but a bit light on laughs

An intriguing, anarchic endeavour that leaves a bad taste

Finding hope and potent punchlines from a worryingly dark few years

A comedy show in which the co-writer steals the show and the biggest laughs.

A dance revolution that's light on laughs

Faced with the prospect that he may be ageing quicker than he'd l... (continued)

A well-crafted but rushed hour of standup from lovably geeky comic Adele Cliff

The Irish comic artfully draws the personal and political together

A promising name on the scene

Weird and wacky, and often very funny, but random and rapid-fire.... (continued)

Garrett Millerick aims for a happy hour and misses brilliantly