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Sometimes when you involve the audience you'll say something off the top of your head that seems fun...
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Whether you're looking for down and dirty laughs or something a bit more highbrow, Jonathan Trew sug...
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Good comedy never goes out of fashion, as these performers who take their inspiration from history p...
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Alongside the return of Rich Hall's Perrier-winning jailbird Otis Lee Crenshaw, two shows from bitch...
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Growing numbers of US talent scouts attend the Fringe each year. But a few UK-based comedians have a...
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As comedy's golden boy Russell Howard would be quite justified in turning into a diva, but he's not ...
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From gigs in prisons and across faith divisions in Belfast to howling at the moon, it's clear Andrew...
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- Private shows for Elton John? All in a day's work for Pam Ann, who's taking in-flight service to dizzy new heights
The alter ego of Australian Caroline Reid, Pam Ann is an air hostess whose bad at...
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- So you think women aren't funny? Watson and Oliver are going to prove you wrong
For some comedians living the dream might mean lifting the if.comedy main prize. For others, it could be starring in ...
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- Loved by audiences and hated by critics in equal measure, Danny Bhoy steadfastly refuses to compromise his comedy for fame.
As sure as Danny Bhoy will sell out this Edinburgh Fringe, critics will s...
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- From family favourite to cult hero, Roy Walker still can't quite get used to the things students ask him to autograph.
It has been almost ten years since ITV viewers last saw Roy Walker telling Cat...
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- It was the Bullseye host Jim Bowen who first paved the way for old game show presenters keen to have a crack at a new Fringe audience. His 2005 show, You Can't Beat A Bit of Bully, was a surprise Edin...
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