I have been a big fan of Mae's for a long time now, having first seen them on Russel Howards Good News years ago (back when they did comedy songs with a guitar), I was also lucky enough to see them live in Brighton just before the pandemic.
I am not sure why, perhaps the editing or pacing, or just the material itself, but this just didn't hit the mark as much as usual. It felt slightly awkward, subdued and stunted. By no means a bad comedy special, but never reaches the heights of their previous material in my opinion.
Raises a few giggles and had me smiling throughout, but never really laughing out loud.
If your are a fan of Mae's its obviously worth checking out, just don't expect too much!
I am not sure why, perhaps the editing or pacing, or just the material itself, but this just didn't hit the mark as much as usual. It felt slightly awkward, subdued and stunted. By no means a bad comedy special, but never reaches the heights of their previous material in my opinion.
Raises a few giggles and had me smiling throughout, but never really laughing out loud.
If your are a fan of Mae's its obviously worth checking out, just don't expect too much!