THOMAS COUGHLAN is entertained by a night of conventionally unconventional Cambridge humour.
ALEX STRIDE enjoys the ‘few gems’ hidden among a mixed bag of sketches from this year’s Footlights
ALEX STRIDE tells us why Ben Pope & Lunchtime of Champions lives up to expectations
OWEN BRAY is impressed by this ambitious sketch show, which lives up to its high expectations.
MARK DANCIGER thinks theatre has hogged the limelight for too long.
This week, ADRIAN GRAY tells us why Britain is a pile of wank
Live from Brazil, our Sports Correspondent ADRIAN GRAY reports on the final of the Football World Cup.
Footlights President of 2013 Harry Michell is returning to the ADC this week with a new show, ready for the Edinburgh Fringe. He talks to LARA FERRIS all about comedy and life out of Cambridge.
These Footlights will go far, reckons LOUIS SHANKAR.
Tom Fraser, Footlights President: BNOC, Liam Neeson, David Attenborough, God, or none of the above? You decide.
OJ WATSON feels that… darn it was a mixed bag, but the fresh new marbles shone bright!
From executive producer Michael Bay, a brand new sketch show-cum-musical by Footlights regulars, coming soon to a Corpus Playroom near you.
OJ WATSON is impressed with this consistent and well constructed Spring Revue.
Archie Henderson drifts gracefully down Piss Alley in the world’s first land-punt.
JOSH MARKS and WILLIAM STARK try to agree after an evening of hits, and a couple of misses.
In response to the defence of The Footlights, TOMMY SHANE argues for the importance of criticism over blanket praise.
Owen Bray
Adrian Gray
Lara Ferris
OJ Watson
Tommy Shane