Helen Jones
- Actor
Press clippings
John Shuttleworth: My Last Will and Tasty Mint - review
By the end of the show Shuttleworth is reconsidering his decision to retire. Hopefully Fellows though will stick to the decision.
Helen Jones, The Reviews Hub, 26th January 2017Sam Simmons: Not A People Person review
Sam Simmons has won awards for his stand-up comedy, including the Fosters Edinburgh Comedy Award in 2015 and the Barry Award 2015 Melbourne International Comedy Festival, he's also appeared on TV in Room 101 and 8 Out Of 10 Cats. On the basis of his show at The Lowry, it is difficult to understand why.
Helen Jones, The Reviews Hub, 21st October 2016Simon Evans: In The Money - The Lowry, Salford review
Evans has a very dry satirical wit which comes across well in the more intimate setting of a mid-sized theatre.
Helen Jones, The Reviews Hub, 29th September 2016Stephen Bailey review
Nothing is safe from his cheeky irreverent humour, and this is not the show for those easily offended by sexual references or swearing. But if you like modern, fast paced and observational comedy then Stephen Bailey just could be the man for you!
Helen Jones, The Reviews Hub, 17th March 2016Review: Gary Delaney, Salford
Watching Gary Delaney in such a small space, this is less of a production and more of a friendly performance as he paces around the stage area. Errors are made fun of and the atmosphere is highly informal. However if bad language or rather dubious subjects are not your style of humour then this is not the show for you, but if you're open-minded and enjoy watching Gary Delaney on Mock The Week then this is a night you will remember.
Helen Jones, The Reviews Hub, 11th March 2016Beardyman - The Lowry, Salford review
Beardyman is not a sedate musical evening, and being mostly electronic music and sound it wouldn't be to everyone's taste, but it is a noisy, interactive and downright fun night out.
Helen Jones, The Reviews Hub, 21st January 2016Morgan and West: For Kids - The Lowry, Salford review
For Kids might be accurate, but don't write it off for adults either, this is a show that can be enjoyed by the young at heart of any age.
Helen Jones, The Reviews Hub, 27th October 2015Fred MacAuley Twenty Fifteen: The Lowry, Salford review
Fred MacAuley is, undoubtedly, one of the best Scottish comedians around.
Helen Jones, The Reviews Hub, 1st October 2015Review: Ross Noble: Tangentleman Tour 2015 - Salford
Ross Noble's Tangentleman Tour 2015 is definitely not for the faint hearted or easily offended but is a stunning showcase for a brilliant stand up comedian.
Helen Jones, The Public Reviews, 20th February 2015Review: Stephen K. Amos - The Lowry, Salford
An evening spent with Stephen K. Amos is not for the easily offended. His language is peppered with swear words and his content can be close to the bone, but it is one of the funniest shows you may see.
Helen Jones, The Public Reviews, 5th December 2014