I hadn’t heard of Aidan Strangeman before attending his show at the Black Box, however a quick search brought up: Winner of So You Think…
Tag: Comedy
The Open House Festival is back in Bangor for the third year running and it’s bigger and better than ever. Taking over the entire month of August…
Belfast woman, Ruby is Crazy obsessed with Patsy Cline in GBL Productions (50 Shades of Red, White and Blue) latest comedy play. When Ruby joins internet dating…
Edinburgh Fringe season is fast approaching and as such we see a lot of ‘work in progress’ shows where comedians practice new material in prep…
The last time the Reduced Shakespeare Company ventured onto our fine land, they weren’t greeted with the warmest welcome. So, to be honest, we were…
The time is almost upon us to don our jester hats and parade through the streets for Belfast’s Festival of Fools, a four day celebration…
About a year ago, we went to a rehearsed reading of Martin McDonagh’s The Pillowman at The MAC. With no props, costumes or actions, this…
From the author of Fifty Shades of Red, White and Blue and Dirty Dancing’ in Le Shebeen comes a Christmas comedy full of Yuletide hijinks.…
It’s that time of year again, and it wouldn’t be Christmas if we didn’t see the folks from Pony Dance trotting about The MAC making us…
Last night saw several up and coming comedy improv students taking to the stage (hypothetically, as it’s not really a stage, more of an extended…
