British Comedy Guide

Martin Walker (II)

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The Marc Jennings three minute interview

Fresh from their sold-out show at the Glasgow Comedy Festival, Marc Jennings and Stephen Buchanan make their Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut. If you haven't caught any of their online sketches or seen them performing stand-up live already, you can join the boys for an afternoon of hilarity, hijinks and high fructose corn syrup. Martin Walker catches up with Marc.

Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 18th July 2014

The Matty Grey three minute interview

Game On! is a wild, interactive comedy show about video games for kids. It's written and performed by Matty Grey who won the Director's Choice award for best kids show at the Sydney Fringe Festival 2013. He is at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival for the first time following a sold-out season at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 18th July 2014

The Mat Ewins three minute interview

Six months ago, secret agent Mat Ewins was killed and died. Now he's back at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. You may or may not expect intrigue and nonsense about a spy bionically revived to complete his last mission. And the show may be about pizza. Or not.

Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 18th July 2014

The Nik Coppin three minute interview

Nik Coppin is a mixed race British comedian who was labelled 'racist' in a major Australian newspaper. This, the legal repercussions thereafter, as well as other experiences surrounding his heritage was the inspiration for his Edinburgh Festival Fringe solo show Mixed Racist.

Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 18th July 2014

The Rhys Nicholson three minute interview

Following sold out international tours and award wins, Rhys Nicholson returns to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with a new show, new suits and an inflatable llama. The llama has context in the show. This is filth with heart, vulgarity with meaning. This is Rhys Nicholson, the comedian you deserve.

Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 18th July 2014

The Sarah-May Philo three minute interview

Sarah-May began her career in comedy by getting to the finals of Comedy Central's Clean Your Act Up in 2010. She took to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe stage shortly afterwards and has since enjoyed sell-out performances every year since then. Martin Walker asks via email about her latest Fringe offering.

Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 17th July 2014

The Elf Lyons three minute interview

The multitalented Emily-Anne Lyons, or Elf to her friends and fans, is a comedian, writer and director. She created The Secret Comedians and is the co-director of OddFlock. At this year's Edinburgh Festival fringe she presents her first solo show.

Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 17th July 2014

The Eddy Brimson three minute interview

Eddy Brimson is a full time stand-up on both the UK and international circuit. He played the first ever Altitude Festival in the French Alps in 2008 and the Sydney Cracker Festival in Australia. Eddy has also taken his comedy to such far flung places as Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Bahrain. He once even played a gig naked. Now he's appearing at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 17th July 2014

The Kate Smurthwaite three minute interview

Kate Smurthwaite was one of the very first comedians Stand-Up Comedy Editor, Martin Walker, interviewed after joining Broadway Baby in March 2014. As this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe looms, Martin catches up with Kate again to talk about her three Edfringe shows.

Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 17th July 2014

The Lolly Jones three minute interview

This Edinburgh Festival Fringe you can witness Lolly Jones tear in to the internet. It's a subjective journey set in a seemingly other worldly parliament and virtual friendships strung together with cat-based, satirical jpegs. Evocative, funny and poignant. Lolly is addicted, unpoked and self-flatteringly adrift at sea.

Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 17th July 2014

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