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Top 10 comedy shows of 2018
We had volcanic eruptions from Nish Kumar, open-heart anguish from Jessie Cave and cold lasagne from James Acaster. But no one could beat the wild blazing brilliance of Flight of the Conchords
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 18th December 2018Book review: Sunrise, by Jessie Cave
Sunrise is a light read - being a transcript of an hour's stand-up, it takes less than that to get through - but it leaves a strong impression of Cave's struggles through life, love and motherhood. And anyone with their own anxieties will find an empathetic echo here.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 13th December 2018Review: Sunrise, by Jessie Cave
Jessie Cave's Sunrise had the advantage of feeling like a series of candid diary entries anyway, so reading them seem a perfectly natural way to get a peek inside her unfiltered thoughts.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 13th December 2018Jessie Cave: Sunrise interview
Funny Women editor Kate Stone caught up with Jessie to talk about her show, face pillows and oversharing...
Kate Stone, Funny Women, 7th December 2018London comedy shows: Best stand-up comedy of the year
It has been yet another stellar year of laughs and, oh boy, have we needed them.
Zoe Paskett, Evening Standard, 6th December 2018Jessie Cave, Soho Theatre review
Compelling confessional storytelling. A broken relationship examined with raw wit.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 20th November 2018Jessie Cave interview
'I can't remember jokes. It's a problem socially ... and in my career'.
Harriet Gibsone, The Guardian, 16th November 2018Fringe 2018: the best comedy shows, as chosen by comics
The comedians choose.
Alice Jones, i Newspaper, 3rd August 2018The theatre, comedy and dance you need to see this year
Head to this year's International Festival and Fringe with our critics' guides to all the best theatre, dance and comedy.
Veronica Lee, Bruce Dessau, Emma Byrne, Evening Standard, 2nd August 2018Jessie Cave interview
In the process of being positive after a painful break-up, Jessie Cave discusses how playing the underdog comes naturally to her.
Kirstyn Smith, The List, 30th July 2018