Tag: Comedy
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Preview: Shappi Khorsandi at The Nuffield Theatre, Southampton
Live Editor Carly-May Kavanagh previews Shappi Khorsandi ahead of her Nuffield Theatre appearance (30/4/17).
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Nostalgic News: The Cabin in the Woods was released five years ago today
Deputy Editor Ashleigh looks at the horror-comedy release that came out five years ago today.
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Review: Fist Fight
Writer Abi reviews the new comedy film Fist Fight, starring Charlie Day and Ice Cube.
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Review: You Me Her (Season 1)
The first season of this Poly-Rom-Com is charming, but broken.
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Preview: John Bishop at Mayflower Theatre, Southampton
Katja Stout previews John Bishops upcoming UK tour which will be visiting Southampton and Bournemouth in March 2018.
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Ricky Gervais set to bring Humanity tour to Southampton
The actor and comedian will be coming to the Mayflower Theatre in June.
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Nostalgic News: Waynes World was released 25 years ago today
Mike Myer’s most beloved film to date marks its 25th birthday this year.
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Comedian in Focus: Tim Minchin
Abi Cutler discusses how wacky, eyeliner-wielding Australian, Tim Minchin, went from piano-playing comic to award-winning composer.
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Review: The Catherine Tate Show Live at Portsmouth Guildhall
James Barker reviews Catherine Tate’s new live show, which brings her hilarious character impressions to Portsmouth (19/11/16).
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Review: Dave Gorman’s Modern Life is Goodish (Series 4, Episode 1)
News Editor Rob reviews the first offering from the fourth series of Dave Gorman’s hit comedy show.
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“My motivation is to keep moving forward and not be like everyone else” – an interview with Mark Thomas
Carly-May Kavanagh interviews activist and comedian, Mark Thomas.
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Review: The Full Monty at Bournemouth Pavilion
The Full Monty is a fun cheeky-chappy production, even if it does have a few flaws, says Bruno Russell.
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Hidden Gem: Fleabag
Culture Editor James screams that you need watch Phoebe Waller-Bridge in Fleabag, right now.
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The Inbetweeners voted people’s favourite Noughties sitcom
Jay, Will, Simon and Neil’s amusing teenage antics have earned The Inbetweeners the top spot in the nation’s heart.