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Edinburgh fringe comedy roundup
From Humphrey Ker and The Pajama Men to Vikki Stone and Tim Key, Stephanie Merritt reviews the best of this year's Edinburgh comedy.
Stephanie Merritt, The Observer, 14th August 2011Tim Key: A slut above
After a year spent bumping shoulders with comedy royalty, Tim Key is back with his first batch of fresh produce since his 2009 triumph. Brian Donaldson catches up with the poet laureate of the Fringe.
Brian Donaldson, Fest Mag, 12th August 2011How does Tim Key follow up Slutcracker?
Tim Key faces a particularly tricky task on his return to the Edinburgh Fringe ...
London Is Funny, 5th August 2011Tim Key's exclusive ode to the Edinburgh festival
The standup and star of We Need Answers pens The Guardian an exclusive ode to the Edinburgh festival fringe - and, first, explains its genesis.
Tim Key, The Guardian, 4th August 2011It's nuts to be working with Steve Coogan
Edinburgh Comedy Award-winner Tim Key, sometime guest star on Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe and Newswipe, spills the beans on his latest show, Masterslut, which once again mixes poetry with deadpan delivery.
Sharon Lougher, Metro, 2nd August 2011Tim Key's exclusive Ode to the Edinburgh festival
The stand-up and star of We Need Answers pens the Guardian an exclusive ode to the Edinburgh festival fringe - and, first, explains its genesis.
Tim Key, The Guardian, 29th July 2011Interview with Tim Key
"I have a bunch of poems and I read them out. There is often 1960s and 1970s Soviet Lounge music playing under this."
The Humourdor, 17th July 2011Video: Tim Key's royal wedding poem
Part of our series of alternative royal wedding tributes, comedian and performance poet Tim Key takes a moment to imagine the scenes that may have unfolded in the royal household prior to the wedding itself. Warning: Contains strong language.
Tim Key, The Guardian, 15th April 2011Tim Key: on touring
The deadpan comedian, currently on the road with his poetry-crammed if.com award winning show The Slutcracker, talks about making things a touch bigger.
Dominic Cavendish, The Telegraph, 25th February 2011Tim Key: Deadpan poet's society
Steve Coogan is a big fan, but Tim Key doesn't do sold-out arenas and TV stand-up - and he loves it when no one laughs at his verse.
Brian Logan, The Independent, 6th February 2011