Satirical shows, also known as revues, are comedic performances that use satire to make social and political commentary. They often feature sketches, songs, and other forms of comedy to make their point. Revues have been around since the 19th century, and have been used to criticize governments, religions, and other institutions. Satirical shows are still popular today, and can be seen in many different forms, from stand-up comedy to television shows.