Mark Gorman
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Horrorshow
Energetic gig theatre let down by cliched elements and a compromised sound mix
I Am A Snail
Whimsical, high-concept clowning with an ephasis on crowd work feels like a show still being fleshed out
Depths of Wikipedia
Authoritative , fresh, and funny journey through the workings of Wikipedia
This Play Shouldn’t Exist (and I was Supposed to Be on Holiday)
Great absurdist theatre that works the brain cells long after curtain down
The Dream Machine
A talented guest star just about salvages some sub-optimal improv
Pascol – Vocal Performance
Acapella vocal group perform an interestin variant on the improv format
Wiping My Mother’s Arse
Larger than life care system comedy revival lacks dramatic tension
M.I.S. All Night Long
Bold and inventive dance sketches that perhaps overstay their welcome but certainly make an impression
John Kearns: Tilting at Windmills
Meandering but mesmerising hour from one of the finest comedians of recent years
Aliens
Wide-ranging documentary theatre draws clear parallels between a century of family history
Matt Forde: Project Holy Moly
Political comic’s best material is arguably his most non-political in this lukewarm show
Elf Lyons is the Woman on the Edge
Trauma transmuted into sheer theatrical creativity in jaw-dropping hour
One Man Poe
Compelling, articulate adaptation of two of Poe’s best-loved works
Jekyll and Hyde
Solid if slightly narratively cluttered feminist adaptation of Stevenson’s malleable classic
