Bill Bailey doing what he does best, waxing lyrical about the everyday bizarre, and strumming, tinkling or hooting musically to bring home the point, which may well have moved on from the original point and bare little or no relevance to the observation originally made. A good-natured quirky comedy delight that falls short of genius by the very nature of its cosy likeableness. find out more...

In a performance that serves up everything from graphic perversion to stinging social criticism, for this reviewer Stanhope proves himself to be one of the few comedians around with a gift for making the ugly truths of modern life downright hilarious. Topics like abortion, liberty, war, and dildos get filtered through his raw, uninhibited comedy, and the result could both offend or enlighten. find out more...

Whoopi Goldberg is like a hip, Afro-American Joyce Grenfell. Her monologues are masterpieces of characterisation and acute observation - always funny and moving.

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