Comedy
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The Last Week Tonight host delved into the problems facing the government as they repeal the Affordable Care Act with no real replacement in mind
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Comics, including Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert, discuss Trump’s latest transgender bathroom law and his post-inauguration golf obsession
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Like a British Doug Stanhope, the provocative comic oozes scorn, cynicism and sardonic spleen
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Comics, including Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert, discussed the president’s National Museum of African American History and Culture visit and his golf habit
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Scout leaders haunt the woods with crossbows and there are groansome puns aplenty in this deliciously silly coming-of-age show
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Stephen Colbert and Seth Meyers took aim at the president’s latest error, claiming he ‘only accepts intelligence reports with the logo ‘As Seen on TV’’
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The standup reveals she’s taken up boxing on her Calman Before the Storm tour, and the show swipes energetically at a formidable array of targets
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The comedian and author on memories of Iran, doing things her way and buying her mum a walk-on part
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Comics, including Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert, dissect the president’s first solo presser, filled with ‘bizarre paranoia’
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The standup and 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown team captain on what makes him laugh the most
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The ex-Bake Off presenter’s show is a droll self-portrait full of nostalgia and juicy tidbits about Paul and Mary. But it’s less standup than love-in with fans
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Tamsin Greig stars in the National Theatre’s ‘gender fluid’ Shakespearean comedy and the pop legends return to Britain
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The new wave of 80s TV remakes delights in an ironic self-awareness – but when every recognisable brand has been plundered, what next for Hollywood’s directors?
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From Hello Kitty to Pauline Hanson, the play tackles racial stereotypes, family and romance on the Sunshine Coast with sensitivity and humour
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Comics, including Trevor Noah and Stephen Colbert, criticize Stephen Miller and the president’s repeated accusations of voter fraud
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We need a rebirth of political comedy: preaching to the converted about Trump and Brexit isn’t going to be enough
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London Palladium, London
US comic’s first UK standup show got personal with segments about ageing and resenting her child-friendly reputation
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Even in America’s proud history of pricking the egos of the mighty, Melissa McCarthy’s brutal impression of the White House press secretary stands out
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Magazine’s record circulation numbers and success of US sketch shows prove that troubled times are boom times for satire
Seann Walsh review – enjoyable riffs on crumbs and courgetti