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Shows (S)Sally-Anne Hayward: Is He Funny? Sammy J: 58 Kilograms of Pure Entertainment Sarah Kendall: My Very First Kidnapping Scared Scriptless School Of Comedy (Your Mother Wouldn't Like It) Scott Clarkson: What Gets Me Is... Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre Sean Hughes [2007] Sean Lock [2007] Sex and Violence: Free Seymour Mace: Where's Batman? My Life As A Failed Superhero Sh*tty Deal Puppet Theatre Company's Complete History of Oppressed People Everywhere! Shappi Khorsandi: Carry On Shappi Shazia Mirza Shelley Cooper: Reality Cheque Simon Amstell: No Self Simon Brodkin: One Man Comedy Club Simon Munnery: Annual General Meeting 2007 Sista She And The House Of The Holy Bootay Skinner and Bell: Where Are Dave And Dave? Skitzy Slippery Soapbox: Spotbanded Skat So You Think You're Funny? 2007 final So You Think You're Funny? 2007 heats Something About Sara Sound Of Music Drag Show Spank! [2007] Special Reserve [2007] Spinistry of Moonerism Stan Stanley: Collywobbles Stand Late Club Stand Up For Animals Stand Up For Freedom 2007 Steel & Simon Show Stef's Sidesplitting Hypnosis Stephen Carlin: Armchair Renaissance Man Stephen De Martin is Poofloose Stephen Grant: Taken For Granted Stephen K Amos: More Of Me Stephen K Amos: Weekend Talk Show Stephen Long Is Not A Mind Reader Steve Day: Deafy's Island Discs Steve Hughes: Heavy Metal Comedy Steve Williams: Binge Thinking Steven Young: Battling Katrina And Other Nasty Water Nymphs Stevie & Evie's Midnight Muck Stewart Lee: 41st Best Stand-Up Ever Storytellers' Club at the Establishment Stuart Goldsmith and Jimmy McGhie Stuckey & Murray's Mythical Fornication Suitcase Royale: Chronicles Of A Sleepless Moon Sunshine Variety Couch Super Great Comedy Good Show Swingers
 
Sally-Anne Hayward: Is He Funny? Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2007
Sally-Anne Hayward: Is He Funny?

Is He Funny? is the story of Sally’s life as a comedian’s daughter. Her father has been a successful stand up comic for 50 years. His work dates back to Dean Martin’s Laugh In, Candid Camera and Sunday Night at the London Palladium. He worked as the warm up artist for, among others, Bob Monkhouse, Parkinson and Steptoe and Son.

Now a comedian herself, Sally has often been described as posh and middle class, yet her life has been spent sitting in run-down dressing rooms waiting for her dad to finish his ‘set’. When told what his job is, Sally is always confronted with the question, ‘Is he funny?’ And then ‘Is he famous?’ At last Sally has a serious go at answering these questions. The result is funny, sad, uplifting, and lasts an hour

 
Starring Comic: Sally-Anne Hayward


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