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Teenage Cancer Trust Comedy Night review: fizzing with comedic talent
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An Evening With The Fast Show: a glorious, waist-deep nostalgia wallow
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Toussaint Douglass at the Soho Theatre review: a striking breakthrough
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Sara Pascoe at artsdepot: a deep dive into the artist's own psyche
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Tim Minchin's Songs The World Will Never Hear: musical virtuosity
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Could this show finally win Kieran Hodgson an Edinburgh Comedy Award?
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Dale Elliott Jr at Soho Theatre Walthamstow: 'clearly going places'
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Rhod Gilbert at Eventim Apollo: 'lashings of dark humour'
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Nish Kumar at Hackney Empire review: polemics with punchlines
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Nick Mohammed at Richmond Theatre: full of sparkly-jacketed charisma
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Natalie Palamides at Soho Theatre Walthamstow: fearless clowning
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Alice Snedden at Soho Theatre review: wonderfully witty
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John Shuttleworth at Bloomsbury Theatre review: gloriously enjoyable
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Amy Gledhill at Soho Theatre: deserves every plaudit it receives
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Andy Zaltzman at LST: topical, surreal laughs from Taskmaster's winner
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Kemah Bob at Soho Theatre: confident, charismatic, and very very funny
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Maisie Adam at the Clapham Grand: a natural at the top of her game
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Josephine Lacey at Soho Theatre: entertaining and enlightening
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Romesh Ranganathan at the O2: fresh comedy takes from this heavyweight
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Reginald D Hunter at Leicester Square Theatre: a comedy virtuoso
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Lucy Beaumont at Royal Court Theatre: a laser-eye for comic detail
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Bill Bailey at the O2: music, mirth and 24-carat whimsy
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No Direction Home, Soho Theatre: a great night (if not for Suella)
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Wolf and Owl at the Eventim Apollo: Tom and Romesh shoot the breeze
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Tig Notaro at Cadogan Hall: the American star is a true comedy maestro
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Adam Kay: Undoctored at the Lyric - he'll bring tears to your eyes
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Rosie Jones at Soho Theatre: oozes cheeky charm and smutty wit
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Dawn French at the London Palladium: lashings of laughs
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Ricky Gervais at the London Palladium review: lashings of cheap laughs
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