Review: ‘Daisy Pulls It Off’
Hild Bede Theatre's production of Denise Deegan's classic comedy scores a respectable success in staging a giddy, tongue-in-cheek parody of schoolgirl adventure stories, but suffers occasionally from inconsistent pacing.
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Staying Power: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
The show declared itself from the beginning as one that pushes the boundaries of acceptability, but in a way that is constantly humorous.
REVIEW: Funny Cow
Lucy Woods reviews Funny Cow, a hard-hitting film following the struggles of a feisty female comedian (Maxine Peake) as she battles to be heard in a man's world.
The staying power of Friends: Still raking in viewings after two decades
I’m currently shattered from a lack of sleep. Summatives? No. Staying up all night re-watching the entirety of Friends for the third time? Guilty. Friends first aired in September 1994.…
Review: Buttered Toast’s ‘The Crust’
Buttered Toast brings an original night of student comedy, drama and performance in its Epiphany Term showcase: 'The Crust'
In conversation with: Torts & Tina
Torts & Tina talk about their new "unpretentious" comedy and where they hope to take it next.
Review of Channel 4’s Derry Girls
With its fantastic soundtrack, 90s nostalgia and never insensitive comedy, Derry Girls has deserved its success.