Victoria Wood: An artist of the everyday
21/04/2016 … I can remember the specific time that I first ‘got’ comedy.
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21/04/2016 … I can remember the specific time that I first ‘got’ comedy.
13/04/2016 … An open letter to Karen Koren, artistic director of Edinburgh's Gilded Balloon,When I first read the news that the Gilded Balloon were taking over a Free Festival…
04/04/2016 … Let me introduce myself.
18/03/2016 … This week a new drama about autism starts on BBC One, The A Word.
07/03/2016 … Dear stand-up comedy people, I am not one of you.
23/02/2016 … As Tom Haverford once told Ron Swanson over a late night fireside chat on Parks and Recreation: 'Podcasts, there's a million of them, and they're all amazing.
22/02/2016 … I've been having a great time bringing my show to Perth, where the lovely friendly Australian audiences are nearly as warm as the weather.
19/02/2016 … This week, Melbourne comedian Lawrence Mooney got some heat at the Adelaide Fringe for calling out a reviewer on her lack of qualifications.
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