Johnnie Ingram

Docksey's ability to switch in a blink from physical spectacular to farcical slapstick, from hot to hokey, is honestly breathtaking

A breakneck hour keeps the audience on its collective toes, but the handbrake turns are disconcerting

He is zero stars, and he is all the stars.

Not just an excellent singer, she's also a top-class comedian

Ingenious clowning that spans everything from slapstick to heartfelt, and from childish silliness to the crudest of adult humour

Like all the best magicians, Heat knows that we know he's lying to us, and delights in dancing on right on the edge of that delicate line.

Entertaining hour from an intelligent and self-deprecating comic

Rolling wears her political and social heart on her sleeve from the outset, and her audience tonight is on her side

She brings a ferocity to her most-involved routines which almost dares us to be offended

Mills is a good writer, and despite a few stumbles the quality of her material is plain to see