Twenty-eight solo shows in, Alan Committie remains one of the great constants of South African comedy, and his latest, AV-A-LAUGH-TA, is exactly the kind of warm, wordplay-filled evening the moment calls for. It may not reinvent the wheel, but it spins it with tremendous affection and considerable skill. Right now, that is more than enough.
In a musical named after its title character, the ensemble steals the show. This spectacular production of Joseph proves that star power isn't everything, sometimes the brothers outshine the dreamer. With incredible athleticism, flawless harmonies, and unapologetic camp, this cast breathes new life into a beloved classic. Pure theatrical joy from start to finish.
My review of Alan Committie’s rip-roaring show: ‘Comedy Gold’.
‘Avenue Q’ - the Tony-winning comedy musical that tackles societal taboo with aplomb.
My review of the theatre production: 'Hedwig and the Angry Inch', a spellbinding musical championing free speech, expression and identity.
