Paul Fleckney
- English
- Journalist and reviewer
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Fest's vomedy picks
Comedy critic Paul Fleckney picks out the best of the best of the best of the Fringe comedy programme.
Paul Fleckney, Fest Mag, 18th July 2018Fringe 2018: comedy shows to book now
Natalie Palamides, Dylan Moran and Arthur Smith are among the acts to catch at this year's Fringe.
Paul Fleckney, The Spectator, 5th July 2018Review - Bill Bailey, Larks in Transit
'And that's why Nicky Minaj didn't sample a puffin'
Paul Fleckney, London Is Funny, 15th February 2018Review - Jordan Brookes, Body of Work
A thrilling ride from an original comic.
Paul Fleckney, London Is Funny, 22nd November 2017Greg Davies review
A strong return for Davies and a reassertion of what a powerful live comic he is, but there's a bit too much filler for my liking.
Paul Fleckney, London Is Funny, 17th November 2017Review - Natalie Palamides, Laid
Angry, absurd, and very funny.
Paul Fleckney, London Is Funny, 13th November 2017Tim Key, Megadate, review: a feat of comic strength
To watch him is like sitting by a body of water that occasionally delivers up a little treat at your feet.
Paul Fleckney, i Newspaper, 20th October 2017Review: Tony Law and Friends in the Battle For Icetopia
It's a big, bold and fun show, and a step into territory that most comedians would literally fear to tread. It's reassuring to know that a pulse still beats in the live comedy world away from the weekly treadmill of the clubs.
Paul Fleckney, Chortle, 15th October 2017Review - Simon Amstell, What is This?
What is this? It's a very good comedy show.
Paul Fleckney, London Is Funny, 25th September 2017Review - Mae Martin, Dope
Toronto-born standup Mae Martin's show about addiction is shocking, charming and seriously funny.
Paul Fleckney, London Is Funny, 20th September 2017