A day in the life of a comedian at the Edinburgh Fringe
24/08/2022 … I wake up early.
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24/08/2022 … I wake up early.
23/08/2022 … It’s great so many comics are exploring their neurodiversity at this year’s Fringe.
15/08/2022 … Comedy is opening up and the rules are changing.
09/08/2022 … Millennial comedian roasts Gen Z! That headine is not what this piece is really about but I bet I have your attention.
08/08/2022 … ■ By Jay Bennett, creator of musical comedy character, Yasmine Day I was never a fan of musical comedy.
07/08/2022 … I was once almost killed by an overstuffed bag of props.
05/08/2022 … Being a comedian of colour in a mostly white industry is a wild experience.
04/08/2022 … This was going to be our big TV moment, the reason this year's Edinburgh show would be our biggest sell-out yet.
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