Remixes succeed where romance failed, with amusing results

Dane Baptiste begins his show with a plethora of quick fire race ... (continued)

Fern Brady would not seem out of place shouting at strangers at 3... (continued)

Racing into the room in an ultraviolet headdress with neon wristb... (continued)

One of Fin Taylor’s friends has informed him that his standup "sm... (continued)

It's telling that the first creation we encounter here speaks in ... (continued)

It's difficult to measure how much work goes into Letty Butler an... (continued)

A sad and smart show with lots of lessons on life, loss and Vin D... (continued)

Ed Eales-White and Jon Pointing

It's difficult to consider Michael Che's performance a success wh... (continued)

Would you take on Sarah Callaghan in an arm wrestle?

John Henry Falle is best known as 'the funny one' from reliable F... (continued)

Though a reliably brilliant performer, Andrew Doyle's shows often... (continued)

If dance-comedy as a medium stretches back to Paris circa 1830 an... (continued)

As comedic fodder, family dysfunction offers such temptingly easy... (continued)

Passable standup that's rendered largely redundant by the spright... (continued)

Ali Brice channels a range of characters in a series of quirky mo... (continued)

So you're old enough to think for yourself, but not to avoid gett... (continued)

Lyle Brennan finds an unpredictable interviewee in peak physical form

"I still play around with costume – or lack of costume"