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First Gig, Worst Gig: John Hastings - again!
Friday 17th February 2023
He's turned a tough few years into top comedy, now John Hastings tackles the rigours of FGWG2.
Finding the funny in your sitcom
Wednesday 15th February 2023
A guide to the origin of jokes in narrative comedy writing.
My Comedy Career: Mark Bell
Wednesday 15th February 2023
Theatrical director Mark Bell's latest work, Windfall, is currently running at the Southwark Playhouse. He took time out from rehearsals to spill the secrets from his line of work.
Red Dwarf Quiz
Wednesday 15th February 2023
As the iconic sci-fi sitcom turns 35, we've a special anniversary quiz to celebrate its legacy.
Catherine Cohen, Sara Barron, Celya AB - Mark Muldoon's Comedy Diary
Tuesday 14th February 2023
This month's live comedy adventuring includes returning Netflix star Catherine Cohen, acerbic American Sara Barron and French newcomer Celya AB.
Peter Richardson interview
Monday 13th February 2023
With The Comic Strip Presents having just marked its 40th anniversary and some celebratory events lined up at Slapstick Festival, we chat to the series' creative powerhouse, Peter Richardson, about the celebrated satires, their legacy and the future.
The tight-knit comedy circuit
Monday 13th February 2023
The British comedy circuit is huge, but surprisingly tight-knit.
Comedy Chronicles: A nation of comedy shopkeepers
Sunday 12th February 2023
Imagine a high street, in some parallel but very-near dimension, where some of the greatest names of British comedy are in fact the proprietors and landlords of each establishment...
First Gig, Worst Gig: Hatty Ashdown
Friday 10th February 2023
As she prepares to re-open The Worry Drawer, Hatty Ashdown recalls that time she lived in a cupboard.
Joke structures
Friday 10th February 2023
Certain tried and tested jokes structures have evolved over time, and some knowledge of the rudiments of their forms can be helpful to comedy writers. We look at some of the structures in this article.