Stefanie Lyons - Page 2

Sometimes we need joy, laughter, great songs sung by people in incredible costumes and the best, biggest and brightest hair and make-up. And that's what you get with Queenz - The Show With Balls!

Sofie Hagen will make you laugh so hard that, when I saw her show last night, I didn't stop for the entire hour. In fact, I made ridiculous noises, like a donkey, trying to recover myself from her witty brand of comedy. 

Within ten seconds of Susie McCabe walking on stage she has dropped the f-bomb. And I love it.

This one man play about his experiences takes us on a literal and metaphorical journey through LA, his life, his passengers and how he met and lost the love of his life.

In Silkworm, Ewa Dina and Antonia Layiwola play Abidemi and Omolade respectively, two Nigerian asylum seekers escaping persecution because of their sexual orientation and their love for one another.

Dice rolling! Voting! Mad phone tapping! Shots and beer chugging! This show has it all. 

Nothing I can write will truly describe the brilliance of this stand-up show. There simply isn't enough hyperbole. 

Bilal Zafar is natural, easy-going and full of his own brand of chilled out sarcasm. 

I had an idea it was about two boys learning to swim but I had no idea how thoughtful, moving and funny it would be.

Putting current events to the songs from musicals, this show is inspired.

This show is ostensibly branded 'For Kids', but adults will love it too. Our host enters the stage in 'The Dark Room' and we, as an audience have to decide what to do next. 

Olga Koch comes on stage to the music of Shania Twain, adorned with a cowboy hat, and a full (monkey) barrel of energy. You know you're going to have an excellent time at this show. 

It's impossible not to like Micky Overman. Her ease with the audience is charming and full of wit. Her occasional silly voices are hilarious.