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4 days ago |
comedy.co.uk | Si Hawkins
One random comedian, eight random questions; it's the ultimate test of funny person and fate. This week that person is Christopher Beanland, a busy travel writer and author who decided to swap sitting at laptops for doing stand-up and exploring leafy urban spaces. The latter became the podcast Park Date, which recently celebrated 50 episodes of Chris strolling al fresco with comedy people. What are his favourite park/person moments, so far?
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1 week ago |
comedy.co.uk | Si Hawkins
It's a very sensible place for a fringe festival, the seaside. Say you do a work-in-progress that goes weirdly; just walk down to the beach, take a good long look at the view and, hey presto, instant perspective. And things definitely do go weirdly during our few days of show-going. In a good way, mostly. To begin, though, a fine example of successful showmaking, with The Big Bite-Size Breakfast Show.
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1 week ago |
comedy.co.uk | Si Hawkins
Support British comedy by donating today. Find out more One random comedian, eight random questions; it's the ultimate test of funny person and fate. This week that person is Carl Carzana, founder of an award-winning format, usually occurring in Brighton, that turns a stand-up staple on its head. "Boast in Show is a comedy boast battle where comics tell jokes about one another that are nice," Carzana explains.
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2 weeks ago |
comedy.co.uk | Si Hawkins
It was the first of times, it was the worst of times. This time we welcome an international treasure, star of two of the finest sitcoms ever, a few decades apart - Flight Of The Conchords and Our Flag Means Death - plus the movies Hunt For The Wilderpeople, Jumanji, What We Do In The Shadows, Jumanji: The Next Level, The Boat That Rocked, Last Tango In Jumanji (one of these may be made up), not to mention a host of highly-praised stand-up shows, and subsequent specials.
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3 weeks ago |
comedy.co.uk | Si Hawkins
It was the first of times, it was the worst of times. This time we're meeting Grubby Little Mitts - Rosie Nicholls and Sullivan Beau Brown - who are taking their latest show to London's Soho Theatre next week (the original theatre, not the new 1000-seater - although they've made a mess in big rooms before). The title? Eyes Closed, Mouths Open. Is there anything particularly grubby that this nice arts theatre should be worried about?
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