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Archive for the 'Stand Up Reviews 2005' Category

[Review] The Monkey Butlers

Friday, August 26th, 2005

If monkeys could be butlers, I imagine they would be a little hit and miss in terms of the service provided. Likewise, The Monkey Butlers show is a little hit and miss when it comes to the comedy served up. There are some real gems in amongst the sketches, but also a few [...]

[Review] Ben Willbond

Wednesday, August 24th, 2005

Oh dear. I think I may be suffering from multiple personality disorder… How can I love, hate, pity, loathe, admire and despise the same person in just one hour? Quite easily, it seems, if that person happens to be Ben Willbond (who I fear may be suffering from a similar condition). His [...]

[Review] Brendan Burke

Tuesday, August 23rd, 2005

The thing about Brendan Burke is that while he’s a stand-up, he’s not of the “story telling” ilk of comics. Obviously he has some material, but most of his charm comes from a sense that he has absolutely no idea where the act could go when he gets up on stage. And for the show [...]

[Review] Aisle 16: Poetry Boyband

Tuesday, August 16th, 2005

After their success at last year’s Fringe, Aisle 16 are back with their own brand of ‘edutainment’ aiming to convert the masses into poets for the 21st-century. Assuming the persona of a boyband, Aisle 16 take to the stage dressed in white suits to give their Powerpoint presentation on Key Stage 3 poetry[...]