Constant awkward tonal shifts quickly become more tiresome than a... (continued)

Misanthropy? Not likely. At its heart this is playful, multifario... (continued)

The nonsensical plot is just a framework for more sketch sillines... (continued)

Smart lines and desperate, fleshed-out characters, getting by wit... (continued)

The crown prince of post-modern comedy is at times captivating, a... (continued)

A magnetic cast and brilliantly executed slapstick in this inside... (continued)

A series of mini-miracles that blend politics with wordplay and e... (continued)

An hour of wit, technique, and that trademark Henson dryness.

A risky, exciting mix of the mad and mundane.

Amounts to less than the sum of its undeniably promising parts

A flurry of lewd, but good-natured action, shaped very loosely ar... (continued)

A typically punchy hour from the Canadian Fringe veteran.

Confidence and a rapport with the crowd, but not quite the finished article.

An entertainingly philosophical reflection on failed love, delive... (continued)

The comedian's comedian's comedian – a curio for the comedy connoisseur.

A try-hard, rapid-fire approach seems to have distracted from how... (continued)

Very natural and competent, this is praiseworthy comedy that just lacks novelty.

A winning combination of traits—ebullience, cattiness, breezy con... (continued)

A completely bonkers hour of falsely observed truisms and prickly... (continued)

An assault of puns, one-liners, visual gags and slow-burners – li... (continued)