Back in 2010, Channel 4 broadcast the all-star line-up of the 2010 comedy gala in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital, the world famous centre for caring for sick and terminally ill children. Such was the success of the event and the subsequent DVD release that in 2011 they repeatedRead More →
After quitting Never Mind the Buzzcocks, comedian Simon Amstell vowed to get back onto the comedy circuit, his aim no doubt to share his slightly odd world view with the student audience. His live DVD illustrates just how much he has developed over his time fronting the popular music panelRead More →
Evans jumps around the stage with so much enthusiasm that you feel out of breath just watching him. Similar to Norman Wisdom in appearance and energy but with more variety he bounds from topic to topic with wild abandon.Read More →
Omid Djalili’s “No Agenda” show was broadcast on Friday night on Channel 4, and gives an interesting demonstration in the art of standup comedy. It topped off a reasonable evening of comedy, but while Enfield, Whitehouse and Murray have what can clearly be described as jokes, Djalili’s material sits inRead More →
