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10 things that make me laugh by John-Luke Roberts
John-Luke Roberts writes a piece for us ahead of his new show All I Wanna Do at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
John-Luke Roberts, Female First, 23rd July 201820 character/clown comedy recommendations for Fringe
Laugh Out London brings you a list of some of the best character/clown comedy shows you will see at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018.
Laugh Out London, 9th July 2018A piggy interview with John-Luke Roberts
John-Luke Roberts interview.
Wrigley Worm, FringePig, 7th July 2018Catch the best of the Fringe in advance - in Berlin
Berlin is playing host to a season of Edinburgh preview shows this summer.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 15th June 2018Alternative Comedy Memorial Society review
Where do safe hands and pop-up anarchy meet to conspire and create - and hopefully amuse in new and interesting ways? The Alterative Comedy Memorial Society!
Victoria Nangle, The Latest, 13th June 2018Alternative Comedy Memorial Society to record DVD
It's a celebration of inventive comedy that's become a cult, with its overstuffed bills, 'permitted heckles' and you-had-to-be-there moments that would never work in a conventional comedy club. Now the Alternative Comedy Memorial Society will be attempting to capture the inventive oddness of one of its live shows forever, by committing a gig to DVD.
Chortle, 29th May 2018Ten things we know about the 2018 Fringe
Hundreds of Edinburgh Fringe shows went on sale yesterday, bringing the total to 582 in the comedy section alone. Here are ten things we've learned from this batch, the last before the official programme is released online on May 17.
Chortle, 19th April 2018Thoughtful comedy at Vault Festival
The damp but strangely cosy arches under Waterloo have been playing host to Vault Festival for six years, and over that time comedy has become a much bigger part of the programme - which now stretches over a generous eight weeks.
Anna Lowman, 18th February 2018John-Luke Roberts: interview
He's been Geoffrey Chaucer and his late father on stage, but John-Luke Roberts insists that he will keep trying to fill rooms with laughter through his niche comedy.
Marissa Burgess, The List, 2nd February 2018Nine Lessons and Carols for Godless People review
A joyful lucky dip in which secular sermons and Christmas messages quoting Kurt Vonnegut make for a silly but rousing celebration of rationalism.
Stephanie Merritt, The Guardian, 17th December 2017