Reviews

TV: Ghosts, Series 4, Episode 2, Speak As Ye Choose
For a series featuring a lot of historical characters Ghosts doesn't half have a lot of topical references. Particularly this week. I'd barely settled down to watch it when there was a discussion... more
TV: Ghosts, Series 4, BBC One
Slightly awkward exchange early on in the first episode of the fourth series of Ghosts. The spooky residents of Button Hall are boasting about famous people they've met in the past and while most of... more
TV: Am I Being Unreasonable? BBC One
Preview links for upcoming TV programmes often ping in with requests not to reveal spoilers these days but Am I Being Unreasonable? must break some kind of record. Previewers are requested not to... more
Review: Kim Noble, Lullaby For Scavengers, Soho Theatre
They say every picture tells a story but the picture here doesn't really say much about Kim Noble's new show Lullaby For Scavengers. Maybe you get a sense of the performer's isolation and alienation... more
TV: Cunk On Earth, BBC Two
In this deeply profound and important mockumentary series from Charlie Brooker, Philomena Cunk (Diane Morgan) tells the entire story of Human Civilisation from prehistoric times to the present day,... more
TV: Stuck, BBC Two
When I saw Dylan Moran at the Apollo in London recently it was clear that despite rarely appearing on TV these days he still had a massive devoted following. Thanks, I'm guessing, to the enduring... more
 Review: Late Night Mash, Dave
Late Night Mash did not make a big deal about Rachel Parris taking over from Nish Kumar as host in the new series. There was a lovely gag about comparing Parris to Liz Truss and taking another job... more
Edinburgh Fringe Review:Shelf. Hair, Pleasance Courtyard
I thought I'd filed my last Edinburgh Fringe review for 2022 but then earlier today I saw a story about a statue of Bobby Ball being unveiled. Which reminded me about double act Shelf. If the world... more
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Jo Neary, Wasp In A Cardigan, The Stand
So many brilliant shows, so little time. On my last day at the Edinburgh Fringe I finally managed to catch Jo Neary's Wasp In A Cardigan, one of the shows that was on my to-see list four weeks... more
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Paul Currie, Paul Currie: The Chorus of Ghosts Living in My Skull Keep Telling Me to Take a Shit in the Fruit Salad, Just The Tonic
It's tempting to think that when it gets to the last weekend of the Edinburgh Fringe acts might be losing a bit of energy. But if that's the case with Paul Currie it is terrifying to think what he... more
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