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Jokes that seem unlikely but land big

Thursday 27th March 2025

Have you ever watched a scenario that was so ridiculous that it was funny?

Pro

How long until I'm paid for my work?

Thursday 27th March 2025

You've signed a contract, but you still haven't been paid. How long will you have to wait?

Live

Stephen Catling / William Thompson / Mitch Benn - Bobby Carroll's Glasgow Comedy Diary: Day 2

Wednesday 26th March 2025

From the weird and messy of prop comic untethered by formulaic material to seeing an old master celebrate the very existence of live comedy, Bobby packs in another full day at GICF 2025.

Live

Interviewing an improviser: Kiell Smith-Bynoe on Kool Story Bro

Wednesday 26th March 2025

Kiell Smith-Bynoe talks about his improv show format Kool Story Bro. Plus: how he first got started in the world of comedy, preparing for improv shows and more.

Quiz

British Comedy Quiz #350

Wednesday 26th March 2025

Popping up this time: Chelmsford 123, To The Manor Born, Miranda Hart and more.

Live

Catherine Bohart / Craig Wilson - Bobby Carroll's Glasgow Comedy Diary: Day One

Tuesday 25th March 2025

Bobby arrives at the GICF to enjoy Catherine Bohart play to her faithful followers and Craig Wilson try to make a name for himself by being "unmemorable".

Pro

How to copyright your script

Tuesday 25th March 2025

New writers often worry about copyright. Should they? We take a look.

Live

Random 8: Matthew McAloone

Tuesday 25th March 2025

Copycat cars, loyalty-card aggro and curtailed Narnia business: Matthew McAloone takes the test.

Features

Four classic British comedy scenes

Monday 24th March 2025

We take a look at four famous scenes from British sitcoms.

Pro

Comparison is the thief of creative joy

Monday 24th March 2025

Comedy is a difficult industry to succeed in. Here, Pro member, stand-up comedian and comedy tutor Tom Short explains how to avoid destructive comparisons.