Antagonistic audience interaction that coaxes us into opening up ... (continued)

Mother-in-law jokes steeped in irony and evocative physical humour.

Runs out of steam as second show syndrome strikes again.

Dispatches from the corridors of power are light on laughs and ca... (continued)

Much of this adventure is tantalisingly bizarre, but it strays in... (continued)

A superb all-rounder whose characters have lives of their own.

Plenty of chemistry but few memorable moments.

Two grown men with the outlook of children and the skill of seaso... (continued)

A lively love-in dominated by cuddling and chatter at the expense... (continued)

Gonzo gangsta rappers from Limerick, back with more of the same.

A triumph of personality and delivery, rather than ideas.

It's a testament to his charm that he wins over the crowd with su... (continued)

Flying the flag for observational club comics at the Fringe.

Quirky standup stuffed into an intriguing yet underdeveloped idea.

A smilingly bleak story of a near-fatal heart attack. It's not pretty.

An impressive performer who'd do well to show a more personal touch.

A fascinating exercise in separating writer from performer, more ... (continued)

Youthful sketch comedy for those in the throes of a quarter-life crisis.

Easy laughs from the contradiction between an outwardly posh deme... (continued)

A genuinely bizarre performance, but one which is nonetheless exp... (continued)