Brighton Fringe Review: Caitlin Cook: The Writing on the Stall
Some people use a Magic 8 ball to help them navigate life. Cook uses public bathrooms. This immersive, sweet, and...
Victoria Nangle is an arts journalist, reviewer, columnist and celebrity interviewer in print, radio and television, specialising specifically in comedy for over 15 years, but not exclusive to it. She was previously editor of Latest 7 magazine, and has worked for Beyond The Joke, Chortle, The Argus, Brighton Journal, Viva, FringeGuru, FringeReview, amongst others. In 2019 the Komedia New Comedy Award was launched in association with Victoria Nangle and comedy club Comic Boom.
Some people use a Magic 8 ball to help them navigate life. Cook uses public bathrooms. This immersive, sweet, and...
There’s a jolly, fresh joie de vivre around the Brighton Open Air Theatre, as the Bank Holiday sunshine, forecast to...
A man is organising four pints of amber liquid on a table. It’s enjoyably disorientating as we shuffle into the...
Humans 2.0 is a remarkable spectacle, changing what can realistically be expected of the human body in a surprising and...
This is a home gig to a home crowd. Zoe Lyons tells us she lives just down the road in...
Set in the elegant and vibrant world of 1950s America, Wise Children’s production of the Alfred Hitchcock classic North By...
Body roll enthusiast and pocket-rocket of musical comedy energy Katie Pritchard is a barrel of fireworks, channelling her musical megastar...
Billed as a semi-autobiographical story about how a couple met, fell in love, and then mucked it up, Nathaniel J...
Ben Pope is an utter delight as he presents his work in progress show, notes to one side for just...
For anyone who’s been living under a rock for the last 40 years, John Shuttleworth is the organ-playing comic character...