Arts Award on Voice

Young theatre group gets away with the home run

I was intrigued about going to see Noman's Land. Intrigued about how a former journalist in Pakistan was now in the business of giving a one-woman show.

Perfect Arc/Absolute Chaos. A phrase mentioned at the start of the show, and it describes it perfectly. This show is mad. Absolutely bonkers. Surreal. Abstract, and many other synonyms for just plain barmy!

Geordie comedian shares his secrets on how to be happy, and somehow, they all make sense!

This is a show about a clown. No, it's not just a show about a clown – it's the best show about a clown because (SPOILER) it doesn't contain the use of any unicycles or impractically small vehicles...

I saw this show on a whim, and with that whim I was blown away. It's officially the best whim of my life.

Politics, being Scottish, McDonalds, dieting and vegetarianism are the order of the day for this standup show, with BAFTA nominated Iain Stirling.

People never change, not really, and over the past 175 years can we say that we've learned from our mistakes? Perhaps, we've certainly changed as individuals, but as a species?

Justin did not miss a laugh - best comedian i've seen so far

London's freshest comedian with a chilled sense of humour.

Hit or miss? Definitely a miss.

Female comedy sketch group should be charged with GBH for splitting the sides of their audience.