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Stewart Lee breaks three-year hiatus in style - February 2020 Brighton Argus - By Hugh Finzel - February 21st, 2020
The first half, Tornado, stems from the comedian’s discovery that his Comedy Vehicle TV show mistakenly spent two years on Netflix with the description from American sci-fi horror film Sharknado 3 as its listing. This discovery, alongside the Times calling him the “world’s greatest living stand-up”, causes Lee to assess his own place in the…
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…
FROM THE METRO-LIB-ELITE DESK OF Stewart Lee FEB / March 2020 - February 2020 February 18th, 2020
“Ghastly, puritanical, po-faced, sanctimonious, finger-wagging, Woke-Witchfinder-in-Chief” Toby Young, Twitter “Sphincter-poppingly angry, totally unamusing and uninsightful, and painfully, excruciatingly right-on. A bitter, politically correct member of the Remain-voting liberal elite. The type of comedy which is not designed to provoke laughter so much as solemn head-nodding and applause at the politically correct sentiment.” James Delingpole, Steve…
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…