British Comedy Guide

Tim Harding

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Viggo Venn review

The BGT winner hits the big time, but his silliness remains intact.

Tim Harding, The Telegraph, 11th December 2023

James Acaster review

One of the funniest and most brilliantly constructed shows of the year.

Tim Harding, The Telegraph, 5th October 2023

Brian Butterfield: Placeholder Name Tour review

The comic actor here takes his hopeless, fatsuited businessman turned life coach from TV to stage, with rich rewards.

Tim Harding, The Telegraph, 26th September 2023

Micky Flanagan review

The cheeky Cockney covers topics such as cancel culture and toxic masculinity - like almost every other comedian in his demographic.

Tim Harding, The Telegraph, 22nd September 2023

Ruby Wax offers a confused but charismatic journey around mental health

I'm Not As Well As I Thought I Was is both a search for meaning and a fight for survival.

Tim Harding, The Telegraph, 15th September 2023

Geoff Norcott review

The UK's 'only declared Conservative comedian' feels more composite uncle than rule-breaking radical.

Tim Harding, The Telegraph, 11th September 2023

The Crown Jewels review

If you were being charitable you could say that it's an homage to Restoration theatre - a cheerful sense of bawdiness redone for a (relatively) modern audience. It doesn't feel very current though.

Tim Harding, Chortle, 1st August 2023

Nick Mohammed Presents The Very Best And Worst Of Mr Swallow review

An ungraspable but irresistible comic creation.

Tim Harding, The Telegraph, 27th March 2023

Zoe Lyons: Bald Ambition: a much-loved comedian playing it a little safe

Lyons's recent alopecia provides the show's title and some of its material, but there are frustrating gaps in the overall story she tells.

Tim Harding, The Telegraph, 8th March 2023

Just For Laughs, review: as a comedy venue, the O2 turns out to be a bit of a joke

Making its London debut, the comedy festival attracted some big, talented names, but they were no match for this cold, corporate netherworld.

Tim Harding, The Telegraph, 5th March 2023

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