Review: Blockbuster
Blockbuster features two young women who bond while escaping danger. Liza Nifontova (Svetlana Ustinova), discontented TV presenter, is taken hostage by Natasha Tulpanova (Anna...
Author: Suzan Calimli
“Fun, absorbing and spontaneous”: Nick Cody is On Fire
Nick Cody’s On Fire encompasses themes on marriage, dietary choices and soft violence. Cody is a man who has much to say, and he...
Review: Stuart Goldsmith – Compared to What?
If anyone could deliver a smorgasbord of seamlessly tied acts, combining an energetic trio of brilliant improv, crowd work and a range of expressive...
Review: Rhys Nicholson – I’m Fine
Rhys Nicholson has a huge personality, and knows how to flaunt it on stage. Extremely energetic and loud, Nicholson knows how to command the...
“Any art form where one can think of an idea, and be performing it minutes later… is enormously attractive and addictive” – an interview with Stuart Goldsmith
UK comedian Stuart Goldsmith’s life has changed a lot recently. Now a parent and no longer a city dweller, Goldsmith is shaking off his...
“It’s amazing how far making your friends laugh will take you in this world”: Shirley Gnome
If you’re a fan of Garfunkel and Oates or Tenacious D, get ready for last year’s 2x Best Comedy Award nominee Shirley Gnome. She...
“I think as a society we need to start calling bullshit on some stuff!” – Urzila Carlson on the unacceptable
South African stand up Urzila Carlson has become a beloved part of comedy festivals across the country, no doubt in part because of her...
Review: Sixteen Legs
Neil Gaiman always seems to be involved in projects that are both weird and wonderful. Creepy and enigmatic. And this time, a bit kinky...
