James Acaster: Recognise at Soho Theatre
James Acaster has brought his critically acclaimed Fringe show, Recognise, to the intimate Soho Theatre. Opening with a…
By Joshua WorthJames Acaster has brought his critically acclaimed Fringe show, Recognise, to the intimate Soho Theatre. Opening with a…
By Joshua WorthAudience participation in comedy is hard to perfect. It can be aimless, mean or simply unfunny, and can…
By Erin BassetKevin Smith, the man who brought us 90s classics Clerks and Mallrats, returns with his most idiosyncratic outing…
By Donna MackayWhen Seth Macfarlane announced he was going to make his transition from TV to film, responses from some…
By Matthew LeeThe Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society have, due to a clerical error, taken over the Duchess Theatre for their…
By Leo WestComing-of-age stories are often about waking up, but The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman takes that a little…
By Leo WestBased on the best-selling novel by Jonathan Tropper, This Is Where I Leave You begins, cheerily enough, with the death…
By Michael JohnUpstairs at Soho Theatre is a great space that showcases the work of emerging writers and allows them…
By Yassine SenghorLaughing Point is a biannual comedy fundraiser organised by CentrePoint, a charity looking to help homeless teens get…
By Joshua WorthSlotted into the pandemonium of Teh Internet Is Serious Business are the rules of the Internet, little nuggets…
By Laura Foulger