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…

Supercharged Venom - January 2020 Nottinghamshire Live - By Sean Hewitt - January 30th, 2020

So much goes on, and on so many levels, during Stewart Lee’s latest stand-up performance that it’s even harder than usual to describe. Cerebral, confrontational and laugh-out-loud funny, it’s the work of a master at his peak. Four years ago he playfully announced to a Nottingham audience that “no-one is equipped to review me”. I…

Leicester Square Theatre, 10th December 2019 - January 2020 At Home He Feels Like A Tourist - January 29th, 2020

It’s Stewart Lee. He is so far above other comedians that it makes me wonder why they bother. Of course it is a 5* review. Even when he is meandering he is a genius. Here the show was delayed by a power failure. Just more for him to get his teeth into. This double header…