Post-Punk Cabaret Part 1: Almost Family-Friendly
Between the songs, there are little moments of complicity and interaction that make the performance feel relaxed and personal rather than simply a succession of songs.
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IS THIS WHAT YOU WANTED? by Happeningfish
Between the jokes are moments that feel much more vulnerable, touching on identity, connection and the things we do to each other, and ourselves, in the hope of finding love.
Excel Comedy & Mathem-antics with David Benaim
Between the comedy, David actually shows us how to do things faster, smarter and, in some cases, in ways I genuinely wish someone had taught me years ago.
The Dating Show by Moonshine Comedy Vilnius
The Dating Show is part dating experiment, part improv comedy and part audience participation.
Wait, What Is This? by the Rhyming Rogues
Sometimes you are following the story, sometimes you are simply enjoying the rhythm of the words, and sometimes you are wondering how on earth they managed to make that particular rhyme work.
Highway Hazards: A Texan Hitchhiker by Ben McWilliams
There are surely plenty more strange encounters, questionable decisions and unexpected rides hiding somewhere in Ben’s past.
Neuropa: Where Sound Becomes Vision
You are watching two artists create together, in real time, each adding another layer to the experience.
The Life and Rhymes of Archy and Mehitabel
One actor, a table full of props, and a surprisingly large cast of creatures: somehow, he turns a tiny stage into an entire world.
All Irish Street Showcase – A Trio of Reviews
By the end, the boundary between performers and spectators has pretty much disappeared, with a whole group dancing together and finishing with everyone clapping along.
Indian Auntie Goes Dating – Mohna Joshi
What follows is a masterclass in all my favourite things about comedy – her observational jokes draw from a deep well of knowledge, with incredible historical puns and wild reaches of imagination and relatability.