Preview: Tango in Tibet, Seaton Delaval Arts Centre
A new comedy play about two bumbling comics in a Tibetan Temple opens tonight in Seaton Delaval. Tango in Tibet sees Wellman and Spoke end up in the Tibetan Temple, ruled over by the evil Lord Wushan, when their tour bus breaks down. The comedy, which contains music and songs, was written by Blyth-based Richy […]
Preview: Gregory’s Girl, People’s Theatre, Newcastle
The stage adaption of Gregory’s Girl hits the People’s Theatre this week. The Young People’s Theatre, of which Ross Noble was once a member, are performing the stage version of Bill Forsyth’s hugely successful 1980s film, which starred John Gordon Sinclair, Dee Hepburn, and Clare Grogan. The comedy follows Gregory’s emotional awakening when he falls […]
Review: Mixtape, Live Theatre, Newcastle
A cross between a pop quiz and new writing night leads to hilarity as the Mixtape team recreate songs by girl and boy bands in the form of short sketches.
Review: Avenue Q, Sunderland Empire
Avenue Q nurtures and reassures twenty and thirtysomethings in the way that Sesame Street nurtured them when they were children.
Avenue Q nurtures and reassures twenty and thirtysomethings in the way that Sesame Street nurtured them when they were children.
Suggestible goes solo in Good Timin’
Ian Mclaughlin, best known for his work as an improv performer with The Suggestibles, previews his first play at Newcastle’s Live Theatre before taking it to the Edinburgh Fringe.
Review: Comedian Rap Battle, The Stand, Newcastle
The Comedian Rap Battle came to Newcastle after a stint at the Fringe.
It’s where comics attack each other and generally have a whinge.
Review: Stepping Out, People’s Theatre, Newcastle
Audience favourite Stepping Out has returned to the People’s Theatre with a hot tap turned up to full heat.
Jesterval review: Terry Alderton, Season 4
Bounding on to the stage like a boisterous, but friendly Labrador, Terry Alderton begins a barrage of daftness to send off Jesterval 2014 in style.
