GKT - Christmas Comedy Revue
Written by Frith Cull
The annual delight that is the GKT Christmas Comedy Revue a raucous collection of music, sketches and dancing which delight and offend in equal measures, not the for the faint of heart but definitely for those who enjoy humour, charity and gratuitous nudity aplenty is back. This annual attempt to tickle the ulnar nerve reflexes of London Bridge and beyond this year had its directorship undertaken by Charlie Reeve and Sophie Strong and they have not disappointed. Unfortunately lacking in some of the cast members who have in previous years made this event an institution, the show made up for it with comedy that was more original than ever and a newer cast who gave it their all. With the reassuringly dark humour that medics are famous for, this year’s GKT show, ‘The Pseudopseudohypoparalympics’, made comedic use of obscure conditions and social situations seen all too often in South East London clinical practice. The audience was treated to the usual gratuitous nudity, this time with a monochrome twist, a friendly musical dig at GKT students’ King’s College foe at The Strand, and a phenomenal return to the 2010 UH Revue-winning form that GKT are capable of.
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