Brighton Fringe Review: Ed Mulvey: If You Laugh The Show Will Get Better
Ed Mulvey: If You Laugh The Show Will Get Better The Snug @ The Three Jolly Butchers There’s an easy 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.
Ed Mulvey: If You Laugh The Show Will Get Better The Snug @ The Three Jolly Butchers There’s an easy and...
Brighton Fringe: Richard Pulsford: Get Rich Quick Squeak @ Rotunda Theatre, 17 May 2024 The lights dim, ‘Money’ Money, Money’...
I’m always curious to see what kind of show receives funding. Will it be original, accessible, have heart, warmth, humour,...
A cabaret showcase for the musical theatre talents of Australian Mauritian mezzo soprano Lauren Easton, Making It Up As I...
Aggressive and friendly, dangerous and safe, ad hoc and practised – Dirty Tattooed Circus Bastards toys with its audience using...
Brighton and the surrounding areas have always had something of a reputation as refuges for rebels, but generally it’s a...
A dark and comic musical set in the titillating world of burlesque nightclubs, Call Me Daddy: The Musical! tells the...
With the energy and direction of a children’s TV presenter on acid, Caroline Mabey is a mischievous distractable delight. Stepping...
The lights rise on the four Head First Acrobats, frozen in Greek god-like poses, each displayed on their own plinth...
Academic Geoffrey Mead’s walking tour of London Road starts at St Peter’s Church, itself testimony to the city’s enjoyment of...