Nish Kumar

Comedy Central Live review

Comedy Central might have had trouble attracting punters to its first live festival - surely not helped by the fact it would have initially cost £90 to see a day's stand-up, a price subsequently slashed to £20, or a tenner if you went on Groupon - but they had no such problem attracting the top-notch acts.

Nish Kumar, Soho Theatre review - the state we're in

He's angry - but he has a lot to be angry about.

Nish Kumar review

The Mash Report host unleashes a high-octane, self-mocking political show brimming with exasperation and anger.

Nish Kumar review

An excellent entertainer asking all the right questions.

Nish Kumar: review

Nish Kumar is angry; but then he's got a lot to be angry about, from the socio-political dirty bombs of Brexit and Trump, to his comedy heroes letting him down, to a society that every day seems more visibly tipped towards the white man, no matter how incompetent or even murderous.

Nish Kumar schools us on the mechanics of comedy

It's natural to ask the 33-year-old Londoner what he believes the purpose of comedy is.

Return of the series where comedians Joel Dommett and Nish Kumar wring laughs out of visiting places populated by people who are far tougher than them. First up, the Peruvian Andes, where the duo prove to be rubbish porters and are strangely reluctant to impale themselves on cacti.

Joel & Nish vs The World preview

The two stand-up comics reveal why their second series of travels and crazy challenges are not to be missed.

Joel and Nish vs the World review

Joel and Nish vs the World is a witty, tongue-in-cheek travelogue.

Mash Report rapped for offensive term

The producers of The Mash Report have been rapped on the knuckles for using the word 'tranny' in one episode of the satirical show.