Joyfully Surreal - February 2020 Brighton & Hove News - By Fran Malone - February 20th, 2020

“I can write jokes, they just don’t interest me” Stewart Lee says part way through this show. Stewart Lee’s Snowflake/Tornado has no need to rely on Lee’s interest in writing jokes. Instead, the audience are taken on a hilarious and deeply detailed journey through a vast and often bizarre landscape of subject matter. After three…

Brighton Dome Review - February 2020 Brighton Source - By Ben Bailey - February 19th, 2020

It’s a brave and foolish person who tries to take a photo at a Stewart Lee show. Brave, because you will be singled out and shouted at. Foolish, because what’s the point? Just watch it instead. Early in tonight’s gig, Lee turns his ire on someone brandishing a phone up on the balcony and it…

He clearly revels in his intellectual superiority - February 2020 Leicester Mercury - By Alan Thompson - February 14th, 2020

WHAT is it, I won­dered, as I scrolled through the pages of some of the most ex­co­ri­at­ing and vi­cious re­views I’ve seen, that makes any co­me­dian want to post stuff like that on their web­site? A milder se­lec­tion in­cludes: “A cul­tural bully from the Oxbridge Mafia who wants to ap­pear morally su­pe­rior but couldn’t cut…

Snowflake/Tornado at Sheffield City Hall - February 2020 Rotherham Advertiser - By Adele Forrest - February 11th, 2020

THE comedian dubbed the “master of the callback” and the “world’s greatest living stand-up” proved he was just that during a two-night run in Sheffield City Hall. Stewart Lee’s latest tour, Snowflake/Tornado, is two 60-minute shows of the highest calibre sliced together. The first-half, Tornado, is inspired by the inaccurate description Lee’s show was accidentally…

Tornado/Snowflake – Live Review – Sheffield City Hall - February 2020 On Magazine - By Richard Jones - February 10th, 2020

Stewart Lee’s latest show ‘Tornado/Snowflake’ revolves around two things that have been written about him. Firstly, the Netflix blurb for his show Stewart Lee: Content Provider which inexcusably describes the outrageous plot for the horror B-movie Sharknado: “Reports of sharks falling from the skies are on the rise again. Nobody on the Eastern Seaboard is…

Stewart Lee’s Little Women - February 2020 Robin Ince's Blog - By Robin Ince - February 3rd, 2020

Theatregoers will be aware that it is a rare night when the queue for the men’s outstrips the queue for the women’s toilet. The toilet queue as a feminist issue has been discussed by Caroline Criado Perez in her book, Invisible Women. Where could I have been where the length of the comfort break queue…