7 Comedians To See At Four Candles
Weekly ‘no stags; no hens; comedy night Four Candles has a welath of chucklesome riches coming over the Summer. Here are just seven highlights.
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Transatlantic Fury at the Lantern
If you yearn for the days when comedians had something important and meaningful to say, when comedy wasn’t just about panel game shows or comics finding quirky means of transport to do travelogues, there is a show for you this week. Transatlantic Fury, a two night double header of savage political satire featuring British comedy [...]
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Review: Four Candles
When is a comedy night not a comedy night? By putting comics at the centre, Four Candles is a very different night’s entertainment from the usual raucous shows.
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Radar: Daniel Kitson at Playhouse
SevenStreets favourite, Daniel Kitson returns to the Playhouse for the opening show of his new tour. The award-winning comedian brings his “something like a stand up show” show to town on Wednesday 8 May. Last time he was in the city was for his sell-out storytelling show The Interminable Suicide of Gregory Church at the [...]
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Jake and James: From Hollyoaks to Comedy…
Tonight sees the return of one of the Liverpool Comedy Festival’s regular highlights, as ‘Local Legend’ (his agent requested that bit) Jake Mills and former Casualty and Hollyoaks star, James Redmond team up once again for their third festival show in as many years. The two met in Liverpool’s Rawhide Club a few years ago, [...]
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Review: John Bishop – Rollercoaster
Is John Bishop funny? Not on the evidence of Rollercoaster, but that doesn’t seem to matter to the 60,000 Liverpool people booked to see the show this week.
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Radar: Liverpool Comedy Festival at the Unity Theatre
The Unity Theatre hosts its usual collection of one-man shows, with gigs from Robin Ince and Michael Legge, Seann Walsh and Josie Long.
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Review: Laughing Cows at Bumper
Laughing Cows showcases all-female line-up comedy night every month at Bumper. Che Burnley goes on an all-dairy diet.
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Review: Doug Stanhope at the Philharmonic
Was it third time lucky for Doug Stanhope in Liverpool?
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Radar: Doug Stanhope at the Philharmonic
Doug Stanhope returns to Liverpool, having previously vowed never to return. This should be fun.
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Review: Richard Herring – What is Love Anyway?
Richard Herring’s new show – What is Love, Anyway? – sees the talented stand-up dissecting our understanding of love and lust.
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This week’s Liverpool comedy picks
March is shaping up to be a huge month for comedy – Che Burnley rounds up the month’s Liverpool funnies.
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RADAR: Big Wow start the year with a smile
Wilfully anarchic and inventive physical comedy: just the thing to shake you out of your new year doldrums, Big Wow at the Unity this month.
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Funny women
Women who are funny and don’t talk about periods? Victoria Anderson invites you to Come On Girls.
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In Conversation with Serafinowicz
Fancy an evening with Brian Butterfield? How about Darth Maul? Or, for that matter, any one of the ‘fab four’? Vicky Anderson meets them all, in returning comedy hero, Peter Serafinowicz…
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Review: Matt Berry at the Kazimier
— Matt Berry comes to the Kazimier with his set of psych-folk and tracks from his new album, Kill The Wolf.
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