An average sketch show contained within some excellent semi-ficti... (continued)

If the best things in life are free, this lettered yet joyfully s... (continued)

Clearly, there’s a market for Shit-faced Shakespeare at the Fring... (continued)

The Jane Austen £10 note isn't yet in circulation but, thanks to ... (continued)

Laryngitis be damned — this mesmerising character comedy is in tip-top shape

A safe show pretending to be a naughty one: think S&M via M&S.

A consistently iffy showing from the former Delete The Banjax man.

His most impressive feat is a balancing act between the genres of... (continued)

Shock tactics abound in this trip inside the addled mind of a pro... (continued)

A winning theme and nice-guy charm can't salvage this ultimately bland set.

This indulgent improv 'happening' was not the spectacle it might have been.

A frolicsome, riotously well-observed set from the new darling of Irish comedy.

An intelligent, warm and entertaining exploration of the reasons ... (continued)

Intense, profane, anarchic... no one is safe as comedy's anti-hero rides again.

Sociopathic shtick that frustratingly falls short.

Edge-of-the-seat stuff from a worthy contender to the Conchords' fanbase

A troublesome meeting of vocal artistry, inspired surrealism and dubious taste.

A resolutely positive travelogue that gets infinitely better as it progresses.

Earnest and thoughtful political comedy that goes beyond the easy targets.

An honest and personal attack on misogyny, but it lacks conviction and bite.