Another bit of my comedy soul dies...
30/09/2014 … It’s Volunteer Appreciation Night at the Oakridge Community Centre.
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30/09/2014 … It’s Volunteer Appreciation Night at the Oakridge Community Centre.
29/09/2014 … OK - let’s get to it: comedy criticism is screwed.
24/09/2014 … Whenever I've heard successful comedians give advice, the message always seems to be along the lines of 'Do comedy that you, personally, find funny'.
21/09/2014 … ‘Keep it clean’ reminders seem to be everywhere; airplane toilets, the coffee area at work and my grandmother’s advice about underwear.
10/09/2014 … I don’t get offended at gigs… but I was at a gig the other night, and I got offended.
08/09/2014 … During my trip to Edinburgh this year, there was a lot of talk about sexism in comedy.
01/09/2014 … In a recent Correspondence piece, Isn't it time the stars went out?, Chortle editor Steve Bennett revealed he is considering ceasing to attach star ratings to reviews.
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