Review: Sam & ___ @ Museum of Comedy
Part improv, part sketch, Sam & is a brilliantly unpredictable show where chaos, comedy, and audience participation collide.
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Part improv, part sketch, Sam & is a brilliantly unpredictable show where chaos, comedy, and audience participation collide.
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BTS turned up the heat and delivered an extraordinary performance full of heart and hits.
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Puppets, parody, and pure chaos – Moon Team IIIV is a sci-fi comedy that constantly keeps you guessing.
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Mischief Theatre is back at it with their rendition of A Christmas Carol, featuring all sorts of nonsense.
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An intimate show in an overwhelming venue with songs that showcase Bastille’s talent.
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A show of utter nonsense that is executed with perfect precision from the comedic timing to the rambling stories where the you don’t know what he is going to do next.
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Hercules is electrifying the Westend at Theatre Royal Drury Lane this summer with high energy songs and an entertaining cast.
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The roaring twenties has danced its way from broadway to London’s West End with an adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby but make it a musical.
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Double crossing agents, a hapless actor and a secret mission. A hilarious and captivating comedy about spies!
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Anything that involves ABBA music is always a guarantee of a good time and the Mamma Mia! musical at the Novello Theatre in London captures this feel-good atmosphere.
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