REVIEW: I'm Not Being Funny

REVIEW: I'm Not Being Funny

Reading Time: 2 minutes ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4 out of 5. Both hilarious and emotionally vulnerable, “I’m Not Being Funny” asks: is laughter really the best medicine? “She’s signed them both up. Her and her husband. For stand-up comedy.”  Peter and Billie spend a night in their living room trying to come up with a ‘tight five’, delving through their past for material. Memories resurface, painful truths are revealed, and with …

I’m Not Being Funny – Bush Theatre, London

Writer: Piers Black Director: Bryony Shanahan I’m Not Being Funny presents an evening in the life of two young parents, 24 hours before they are due to deliver five minutes of stand-up for the very first time. Peter (Jerome Yates) loves puns. Billie (Tia Bannon) wants the set to be gritty. Neither of them knows [...] The post I’m Not Being Funny – Bush Theatre, London appeared first on The Reviews Hub.

Derrière on a G String ★★★★

Initially performed at the iconic Sadler’s Wells Theatre in 2019, Derrière on a G String returns bigger and bolder than ever, with Sammy Moore returning to his MC role, now at the King’s Head Theatre. It’s a sketch show that earns its laughs by exaggerating annoying, everyday problems, while finding gay undertones in places you’d never think to look. Punctuated by well-known classical music, performed by a talented group of six contemporary danc…

DERRIÈRE ON A G STRING review by thespyinthestalls

DERRIÈRE ON A G STRING King’s Head Theatre ★★★★★ “overflowing with heart, sincerity, joy, imagination, and unapologetic silliness” Derrière on a G String welcomes you to a fairytale-like stage, with set design by Emily Bestow immediately making us feel as though we are about to witness a beautiful tale unfold. Except this tale is bonkers, inventive, clever, and bursting with laughter and heart – a brilliant piece of physical theatre. From the v…

Review: Derrière on a G String at King’s Head Theatre - Theatre Weekly

Review: Derrière on a G String at King’s Head Theatre “A cheeky, high-energy escape that finds joy in chaos, comedy and classical music.” The post Review: Derrière on a G String at King’s Head Theatre appeared first on Theatre Weekly.