Martin Walker (II)
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The Jonny Awsum three minute interview
After spending eight years doing a comedy apprenticeship - working as a barman in London's Chuckle Club
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 18th June 2014The Paul F Taylor three minute interview
Tired of being a penniless comedian Paul F Taylor has taken drastic action to turn himself into a humourless money motivated workhorse. However, as Martin Walker discovers, underneath the facade a monster lies in wait...
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 18th June 2014The Lloyd Langford three minute interview
Lloyd Langford is longing for simpler times. His new Edinburgh show finds him jesting about the new-fangled technologies that purport to make our lives easier, but quite often end up making things even more complicated.
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 18th June 2014The John Hastings extended interview
Although Canadian comic John Hastings has won copious amounts of awards on his home turf, frankly they mean nothing to us here, zilch. As a committed anglophile this wrangled him, so he decided become a successful comedian in the UK. John talks to Martin Walker about his show, John Hastings - Adventure.
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 18th June 2014The Eddie Pepitone three minute interview
Eddie Pepitone has appeared on TV in Arrested Development, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Flight of the Conchords, The Sarah Silverman Program, Chappelle's Show, House M.D., Conan, Community, Weeds, Monk, ER and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. And that's just for starters. In August he'll be returning to Edinburgh to perform his comedy show, Eddie Pepitone: RIP America, It's Been Fun.
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 18th June 2014The Rachel Parris three minute interview
The critically acclaimed musical comedian, Rachel Parris, appears at the Edinburgh Fringe for the second time, this year with her adventurous new show Live in Vegas. It features a new set of characters who present an alternative version of a glamorous Las Vegas show.
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 18th June 2014The John Fleming extended interview
Malcolm Hardee was a true original. A performer, a manager and a convicted car thief, he was one of the UK's very first alternative comedians. He died suddenly in January 2005 - whilst still in his 50's. For his one hundredth interview for Broadway Baby, Martin Walker talks to John Fleming about The Edinburgh Fringe, performing with Kate Copstick and keeping Malcolm's legacy alive.
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 18th June 2014The David Morgan three minute interview
An avid television enthusiast, David Morgan's love of the small screen led to him writing for HeatWorld and creating a popular rundown of the Eurovision Song Contest that was part of the BBC's Online Coverage. Martin Walker asks about his latest Fringe offering.
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 17th June 2014The Charlie O'Connor three minute interview
Dandyisms sees the talented and attractive Charlie O'Connor perform his highly physical style of comedy - accompanied by live music, storytelling and plain silliness - to audiences at this year's Edinburgh Fringe. Meanwhile, Martin Walker is suffering from hair envy, but being British, he doesn't mention it.
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 17th June 2014The Chris Martin three minute interview
This year comedian Chris Martin's world changed dramatically. He apparently matured after performing to over one hundred thousand people and so he decided to up sticks and move home - into his parents shed. Martin briefly meets Chris to ask about his new show, Responsibilities.
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 17th June 2014