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First Gig, Worst Gig: Tape Face
Thursday 8th June 2017
He speaks! Tape Face talks us through terminal gigs, disastrous soap-faced trauma and an over-keen stripper.
What is variety? - Slightly Fat Features answer
Wednesday 7th June 2017
Goronwy Thom from the Slightly Fat Features troupe explains what 'Variety' is, and why comedy audiences shouldn't be put off by the label.
Preview: Aparna Nancherla in London
Monday 5th June 2017
The New York-based Aparna Nancherla starts a five-night run at the Soho Theatre on June 6th, a rare opportunity to catch one of the rising stars of US comedy up close.
Tom Green interview
Friday 2nd June 2017
Tom Green was fired by Donald Trump (bad!), married Drew Barrymore (better) and pretty much invented a massive TV genre. But did he ever become a dick?
First Gig, Worst Gig: Dr Phil Hammond
Thursday 1st June 2017
Dr Phil's new show gives the NHS a powerful jab. But how has he survived as a doctor and comic for so long?
Rachel Marwood: Holy Crap interview
Tuesday 30th May 2017
Rachel Marwood talks about Holy Crap, the "silly and funny" new musical about a religious pay-per-view TV channel that comes over from the States and starts corrupting the religious masses.
First Gig, Worst Gig: Tom Stade
Thursday 25th May 2017
The charismatic Canadian has been compared to Keith Richards, feels a kinship with Beyonce, and once did a corporate on an alien space cruiser.
First Gig, Worst Gig: Croft & Pearce
Thursday 18th May 2017
Two women. Two buns-in-the-oven. One show: Croft & Pearce are becoming a quasi-quartet at the Museum Of Comedy this week. We look back at their work as a duo.
Jack Bence: Shit-faced Shakespeare interview
Tuesday 16th May 2017
Bad Education star Jack Bence is joining the cast of Shit-faced Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing, as the pissed-up show continues its London run. We find out more from him in this interview.
Vice Versa: The RSC play 'lovingly ripped off from Plautus'
Monday 15th May 2017
We take a look at Vice Versa, the new "side-splitting comedy romp" from the Royal Shakespeare Company. Set in Roman times, the cast list features Felix Hayes, Sophia Nomvete and 'Allo 'Allo! star Kim Hartman. Writer Phil Porter explains more.