Starry cast of Poldark's Aiden Turner and Jenna Coleman fail to rescue Sam Steiner’s unconvincing romcom
By John Nathan
Dave Franco and Alison's Brie's film feels like a pastiche of genre rather than a fully fledged romcom
By Linda Marric
Jonah Hill and Eddie Murphy are at their hilarious best in a non-buddy story the world has been crying out for
Steven Moffat's farce is the perfect antidote to our winter of discontent
Alex Edelman's one man show is now playing at the Menier chocolate factory
By Josh Kaplan
Fabulous production is the ideal morale booster for those caught in our winter of discontent
‘My first job is to make people laugh,’ says comedian Alex Edelman, but he’s not scared to confront racists for his routines
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At the Kennedy Centre Honors in the US, Baron Cohen, posed as fictional Kazakh TV journalist Borat Sagdiyev
By Ben Bloch
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Deli Segal's solo show triumphantly succeeds in conveying the dilemmas facing a clever, funny North London Jewish woman
By Tanya Gold
Amazon’s gaudy television show is a great success - but it is an insult to Jewish women and Jewish comics
The Tsitsit Jewish arts festival is back. Keren David meets its founder, Alastair Falk
By Keren David
Parks and Recreation star Billy Eichner stars in first gay romcom to be released by a major Hollywood studio
In Bruges stars Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson reunite in Oscar-winning British-Irish filmmaker Martin McDonagh's powerful dark comedy
Young filmmaker Owen Kline has written a selection of characters and misfits one can’t help but fall in love with
The comedian said that growing up in a Catholic town she faced regular antisemitism
By Hadley Freeman
Why are so many Jews comedians, given how relatively few of us there are?