Have you met my friend Dave? Dave is cool, like really cool. And he knows that you know it.
No one seems to take themselves too seriously in this vibrant and energetic, although certainly not entirely flawless, performance.
LOUIS SHANKAR finds that this two-man show manages to perfectly balance the absurd with the conventional.
OLIVIA BELL is underwhelmed and disappointed by a show that had so much promise, but delivered such limp results.
Have you ever fantasised about a particularly hot fellow? For me it became a reality
Tired of the monotonous taste of regular condoms? MELISSA JONES is here to explore the more exotic variety…
This week, two titans of awful architecture battle it out for the ultimate accolade of definitively being the shittest.
As exam season truly begins, TIM SQUIRRELL wants to broach the topic of isolation in Cambridge.
In an annual tradition that plagues drinking societies across Cambridge, old boys return and run riot.
It’s finally time for the violent climax as everything kicks off on King’s Parade…
Freya puts her life on the line as she goes undercover back into the cult. Will she be found out?
ANNA WILMOT speaks to legendary funny man, Alan Davies, about QI, Jonathon Creek, and the follow-up to his long-awaited return to stand-up comedy with his show, Little Victories.
This week the rapacious ELLIE SLEE has a bit too much fun at a club and comes to some shocking realisations…
In response to the defence of The Footlights, TOMMY SHANE argues for the importance of criticism over blanket praise.
Finn McRedmond
Alice Pavey
Louis Shankar
Olivia Bell
The Tab
Tim Squirrell
Josh Simons
Patrick Brooks
Anna Wilmot
Tommy Shane