Mark Muldoon

1 month ago | louderthanwar.com | Mark Muldoon

Polygon FestivalCrystal Palace, London2-4th May 2025Mark Muldoon spends a weekend listening to “360° spatial audio” at Polygon’s first ever UK festival. Polygon appeared to have bullish expectations for their first ever UK festival, a “360° spatial audio” event. “You won’t believe your ears” their website proudly trumpeted.

2 months ago | comedy.co.uk | Mark Muldoon

Love British Comedy Guide? Support our work by making a donation. Find out more During a DVD commentary (remember those!) Dara O Briain once commented "it's nice when life presents you with a fully-formed stand-up comedy routine". He couldn't have known then the remarkable path his life would take in his 50s, and how it would end up presenting him with two extremely high quality, entirely fully-formed 40ish minute stand-up comedy routines.

Mar 19, 2025 | comedy.co.uk | Mark Muldoon

Please donate to help support British comedy at all levels. Thank you. Find out more If you live in the south east of England, it was possible to go see three comedy shows about cancer last week (not sure why. Might be Thames Water's fault?). In fact, for two of them you didn't even have to leave Leicester Square Theatre. One such show was Miles Jupp, who was diagnosed with a brain tumour (which, to be clear, turned out to be benign) back in 2021.

Mar 16, 2025 | comedy.co.uk | Mark Muldoon

Please donate to help support British comedy at all levels. Thank you. Find out more Fair to say there's been critical acclaim for Authentic Stupidity, Ben Elton's first tour since 2019. Some reviewers have praised how he has stuck largely to his liberal roots as he's reached his mid-60s, which certainly isn't the comic direction many of his peers have chosen to take.

Mar 2, 2025 | comedy.co.uk | Mark Muldoon

Please donate to help support British comedy at all levels. Thank you. Find out more Everybody's been talking about heckling over the last couple of weeks, haven't they. It's unlikely you've missed the widespread coverage afforded to the incident, where Peter Kay kicked two audience members out of his Manchester gig when they wouldn't stop shouting out (understandable), opting to aim some pretty vitriolic comments in their direction whilst doing so (less understandable).