Comedy Play Reviews
Find a good laugh with our in-depth reviews of comedy plays. From witty satires to slapstick farces, our critiques will give you an inside look at the funniest productions on and off the stage. Whether you’re a theatre enthusiast or just looking for a good time, our reviews will help you find your next must-see comedy play.
A stylish, witty and warmly performed production of Graham Greene’s spy caper, with Jack Ashton leading a... Continue reading
Dame Maureen Lipman gives a commanding and deeply affecting performance in Peter Quilter’s charming musical comedy, where... Continue reading
Stylish, witty and full of surprises, The Marquise is a rewarding revival of one of Noël Coward’s... Continue reading
Sherlock Holmes at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is an atmospheric, madcap funny and visually inventive mystery,... Continue reading
Reading Rep Theatre’s Private Lives pairs 1930s glamour, sharp comic timing and strong central performances with the... Continue reading
At Theatre Royal Windsor, Teechers – Leavers ’26 delivers John Godber’s quick-change school satire at full speed,... Continue reading
Two plays, newly re-embodied. Fresh line-ups sharpen the rhythm and colour, with confident character work across both... Continue reading
Esme Waters’ Mr Thrushby’s Adventure is a wartime thriller with a sharp comic streak, delivered with crisp... Continue reading
Esme Waters’ Living with an Alien is a darkly comic science-fiction thriller in which a troubled marriage... Continue reading
“Bleak Expectations”, currently brightening the stage of The Criterion Theatre, London, is a wonderfully hilarious twist on... Continue reading
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