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Developing writers: The Comedy Studio
The Comedy Studio was a writer-development initiative which ran during the first half of 2015. Richard Webb, Executive Producer for BBC Comedy, and two of the writers involved explain what the process involved and what they got from it ...
BBC Writersroom, 23rd September 2015Katherine Ryan gets 'sexual threats every day' online
Katherine Ryan has an unusual approach to receiving online abuse each day. "I encourage trolls to come after me," she admits.
Natalie Jamieson, BBC News, 22nd September 2015Seven questions with... Fred MacAulay
Fred MacAulay is a name known to many a Radio 4 listener having appeared on The News Quiz, Bridget Christie's Mind The Gap and The Unbelievable Truth, to name just a few.
Becca Moody, Moody Comedy, 19th September 2015Alfie Moore reveals his favourite TV shows
Former Police Sergeant turned stand-up comedian Alfie Moore brings his The Naked Stun show to Brighton Comedy Festival next month.
William Martin, Beyond The Joke, 17th September 2015Tommy Tieran reveals his favourite TV shows
We caught up with Tommy to find out what he likes to watch to relax between shows...
William Martin, Cult Box, 15th September 2015Five best comedy events this autumn
Our funny favourites in Edinburgh and Glasgow, from Reeves & Mortimer to One Man Breaking Bad.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 14th September 2015Aaaaaaaah! Steve Oram is 'not a control freak'
It's a busy Friday night in London's West End, I escape the hustle and bustle in the new Picturehouse cinema bar; it's vast and empty... the calm before the storm. The venue anticipates a celeb-studded screening of the new Steve Oram film Aaaaaaaah! and I am anticipating meeting Steve to talk about his new (crazy-amazing) film.
Piney Gir, The Huffington Post, 8th September 2015Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense review
True, Matthew Carter is suitably endearingly foppish as Wooster, and the use of Jeeves to produce and remove props as needed plays to the character's famed resourcefulness. But beyond that, the need to constantly refer to the conceit only detracts from the comedy of Wodehouse's farcical situations.
Scott Matthewman, The Public Reviews, 8th September 2015Steve Oram interview
Thought-provoking, hilarious and frequently downright disgusting, AAAAAAAAH! enjoyed a triumphant World Premier at Frightfest last month. Trust us when we say that you really need to see it. Earlier this week Steve Oram kindly found the time to chat to us about the film.
The Velvet Onion, 8th September 2015Caroline Catz: Every town needs a Doc Martin
As the hugely popular series returns to our screens, Caroline Catz - who plays the Doc's long-suffering wife - talks about what it's like to be half of TV's most-loved on-off couple.
Daphne Lockyer, Daily Mail, 6th September 2015