Sharon Lougher
- Reviewer and journalist
Press clippings
Jimmy Carr review
The comedian is never quite as subversive as he hopes to be, but his devil-may-care attitude certainly makes you sit up and take notice.
Sharon Lougher, The Telegraph, 2nd May 2024Ania Magliano review
In her show I Can't Believe You've Done This at Bloomsbury Theatre, this thoughtful Gen Z comedian's true powers creep up on you.
Sharon Lougher, The Telegraph, 11th February 2024London Hughes: a night of self-congratulation and name-dropping - but no Russell Brand
The charismatic Croydon comic, who has been vocal about Brand on Twitter, opted to keep this show focused on her new book and life in LA.
Sharon Lougher, The Telegraph, 23rd September 2023The Power Of Parker review
A saucy, super-charged nostalgia trip.
Sharon Lougher, The Telegraph, 28th July 2023Musical Comedy Awards 2023 review
Kazoos, recorders, violins masquerading as ventriloquists' dummies... yep, the Musical Comedy Awards were on song for their latest cheery run around the block.
Sharon Lougher, Chortle, 1st April 2023Russell Howard on cancel culture not existing in comedy
"There's no battle between the woke and the traditional".
Sharon Lougher, Metro, 19th August 2021Funny Women judges announced
Judges from prestigious areas of the media for the awards include Stephen Armstrong, Dominic Maxwell, Bruce Dessau, Sukey Firth, Nosheen Iqbal, Sharon Lougher & Kate Copstick.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 19th July 2021Comedy review: Daniel Sloss & Kai Humphries
It was hardly a glamorous setting for a jump-start - a rainy, windy car park just off the North Circular. But at the weekend, in Brent Cross Stadium Car Park, London, the UK's live comedy scene revved back to life - and with the amount of cheerful honking involved, we feel sorry for the neighbours. Honking? Yep - this is The Drive-In Club, where the performers on stage aren't faced with a sea of faces, but rows of bumpers and headlights.
Sharon Lougher, Metro, 5th July 2020Review: Tim Minchin - return is a deft delight
Minchin may have replaced mischief with maturity, but it's still a delight to have him back.
Sharon Lougher, Metro, 12th November 2019Jonny Pelham interview
Jonny Pelham has delved into his dark past to come up with a show that is cathartic and surprisingly funny.
Sharon Lougher, Metro, 31st July 2019