ZOE DAVIGNON is generally delighted by exam term humour and Tab bashing at the SCA Smoker.
Throw enough comedic material at an audience and some of it is bound to stick, writes HANNAH MIRSKY.
“‘Mein Hair’, a song about pubic hair, works spectacularly, as does the ‘Freudian strip’…” It’s not flawless, writes FRANCES DOCX, but it’s way above baverage.
JAMES MACNAMARA is left in two states of mind over a play that addresses the fallout of British Imperialism in the Middle East.
Theatre Editor KIERAN CORCORAN meets funny feminists, and reacts with the appropriate joy. It was even for a good cause.
JUDITH FAGELSON tastes nothing of the amateur in this light hearted and witty radio feast.