AD of Camden People’s Theatre, Guardian comedy person, dad - not always in that order.
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By: Brian Logan
Two Edinburgh fringe favourites have teamed up to play mainstream entertainment titans Michael Ball and Alfie Boe in this festive season’s most unlikely stage show
By: Brian Logan
It won’t win prizes for originality, but the joyful ensemble spirit of Clive Rowe’s show will keep the kids happy
By: Brian Logan
Tom Clarkson and Owen Visser’s anarchic evening has some bright ideas but it may be more fun for those taking part than onlookers
By: Brian Logan
The drag queen’s ho-hum ‘anti-Christmas’ show is delivered with delinquent charm and a lot of third-hand double entendres
By: Brian Logan
With A Very Sheeps Christmas, featuring songs such as Hoo Hoo Daddy X, the comic trio and guests including Rose Matafeo pastiche all manner of festive tunes
Reflecting on the stroke he had in 2023, the standup and actor delivers a mix of religion, repentance, wisecracks and tears in his Netflix special
By: Lyndsey Winship, Arifa Akbar, Brian Logan
Sarah Snook put Succession behind her, Hofesh Shechter found horror in Albion and Rhod Gilbert was ecstatic to be alive, in our critics’ picks of the best stage shows of the year
By: Brian Logan, Nima Motamed, Natasha Alechina
Abstract: There has been considerable work on reasoning about the strategic ability of agents under imperfect information.
Hands Grubby takes over Nakablowme Tower in a slapdash camp parody of Die Hard
By: Brian Logan
Impersonating chart-topping singing duo Michael Ball and Alfie Boe, the comics trade trills and gags as showbiz egos clash and simmering tension comes to the boil
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