

Their show is replete with spot-on, witty, and off-the-cuff raillery. And plenty of other stuff too. Their skits are random, playful, and packed-full of personality. They interact with the audience easily and commit impressively to some risky material.

Onqoto and Parabelo was a visual feast as the lean, strong bodies of the Brazilian dance company, Grupo Corpo stomped and leaped their way across the stage of His Majesty's Theatre.

Bemusement Park is an apt title for Woodley's show as his topics range from the obscure, the absurd, the profound and even the rank.

Reid improvises freely and, throughout her 30 minute piece, aims to break traditional notions of the performer/audience divide.

This rendition of The Farce of Sodom, most likely written by the infamous Earl of Rochester in the late 17th century, excites very little movement of the loins.

How Like An Angel will remind you of the miracles of the human body and what its true capabilities are when stretched to the extreme.