Julia Masli: ha ha ha ha ha ha ha is an absurd yet strangely comforting hour of agony aunt-style comedy that will leave you slightly nervous about having a microphone attached to a prosthetic leg being placed in front of your face for you to confess your fears to the world.
Recently, we chatted with Rachel John and Ashley Samuels, who play Zulieka and Ferdy in The Big Life.
Gwyneth Goes Skiing is a fun and delightfully queer show that has lots of hilarious audience participation and some great musical moments (even if it is a play with music).
Bronco Billy is a fun show with some great performers and catchy songs.
Recently, we had the chance to talk with Sam Buttery, who is taking on the role of Uncle Fester.
'Jodie Mitchell: Becoming John Travulva is a fantastic comedy show that does an excellent job in discussing the role that gender plays in comedy, whether consciously or unconsciously.
Recently, we had the chance to chat with Rebecca Banatvala, who plays Catherine in Northanger Abbey.
BroadwayWorld recently attended a rehearsal of Mamma Mia! at the Novello Theatre in the West End.
Louise Young: Feral is a fun show that will have you thinking your life is pretty tame compared to what Young has gone through.
Ahir Shah: Ends is a fascinating show, but it ends up feeling like more of an aggressive talk than a comedy performance.
Recently, we had the chance to chat with Emily Benjamin, who plays New York socialite Antoinette Lily.
'Ricky Sim: Coming Out to Dead People (An Asian Queer Story) is a beautifully heartbreaking show that does a wonderful job of toeing the line between grief and humour, giving Sim the chance to make the audience laugh and cry within an hour.
Ultimately, John Tothill: The Last Living Libertine is a fascinating, rambly take on not only Catholocism but a range of topics that will have you in stitches.
BroadwayWorld sat down with Ghislain Ramage, who performs a Cyr Wheel act in the show.
“Make a noise if you’ve ever watched porn before!” From the start, you can tell that Martin Urbano: Apology Comeback Tour is going to be a weird one.
It’s the classic “opposites attract” story - Max considers himself to be “calm and collected,” while Ivan declares himself to be “warm and clingy,” quite literally the opposite.
'You awake to find yourself in a dark room .
'Going from being a dinner lady to a full-time comedian? It may be more likely than you think.
'As soon as I saw the description of Tatty Macleod: Fugue, I knew that I wanted to see the show.
'Urooj Ashfaq, winner of Best Newcomer at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards, has brought her show, Oh No!, to the Soho Theatre.
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