Brian Logan
Brian Logan is the Guardian's comedy critic and the artistic director of Camden People's theatre
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Lauren Pattison: Lady Muck review – an empowering hour of spirited standupShortlisted for best newcomer at the Edinburgh festival, Pattison delivers a drolly direct account of an annus horribilis -
Darren Harriott review – perky gags about Corbyn, the Queen and RastafarianismThe Edinburgh award-nominated standup develops a cheery rapport with the audience in this promising first show -
Sarah Millican: Control Enthusiast review – a non-stop smut festThe comic’s latest show is bursting with gags about bodily functions but reveals precious little about Millican herself -
Roast battles and insult comedy? No thanks. We're BritishObnoxious insult slinging isn’t foreign to these shores, but can the US format –made popular by the Rat Pack – make an impact this side of the Atlantic?
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Jesus, Mary and Joseph! How do you tell kids their nativity play is rubbish?In an age where every guitar twang and ditty is applauded, tough love has a place. But our little ones have the rest of their lives to be shot down by Simon Cowells, writes Guardian comedy critic Brian Logan
Bill Bailey review – standup scales the peaks of sublime silliness