Live Comedy Features - Page 7
Here are the latest features we've published about live comedy.
Circuit Training interviews First Gig, Worst Gig interviews Random 8 interviews
First Gig, Worst Gig: Tom Binns
Thursday 11th October 2018
We asked Tom Binns to answer our regular gig-history questions: we ended up with arguably the first ever CGI Q&A.
Random 8: Ivo Graham
Tuesday 9th October 2018
Holly Valance, Alastair Cook, Genghis Kahn and a tragic canine - just some of the stars of a corking Q&A with Ivo Graham.
First Gig, Worst Gig: Kat Bond
Thursday 4th October 2018
She's got a Loo Roll show on NextUp and an award-winning play in London - the name's Bond. Kat Bond.
Mark Thomas interview
Thursday 4th October 2018
Britain's foremost 'recovering comic', Mark Thomas has given the NHS a thorough check-up, and come up with a simple but stark diagnosis. And, as ever, it's rubbed people up the wrong way.
Interview with Don Ward from The Comedy Store
Wednesday 3rd October 2018
The Comedy Store venue is now in its 40th year. We talk to owner Don Ward about the venue's history, and the club's plans to now bring comedy to other towns and cities.
Preview: The Lost Disc
Tuesday 2nd October 2018
Is it a rock doc, a musical, or something else entirely? Two of The Lost Disc's creators tell Si Hawkins why they're tempted to keep it a secret.
Random 8: Fin Taylor
Tuesday 2nd October 2018
The on-tour Fin Taylor has a good hard think about deceptive fonts, Stalin and Crewe.
Paul Currie interview
Friday 28th September 2018
The acclaimed absurdist Paul Currie won a Comedians' Choice award for his latest show Hot Donkey at the Edinburgh Fringe - now he brings it and a first Greatest Hits hour to Galway's Vodafone Comedy Carnival. But will his trolley travel too?
First Gig, Worst Gig: Steve Bugeja
Thursday 27th September 2018
From Bishops Stortford to Soho via the States, Steve Bugeja opens up about his pianist fingers and bucket issues.
Random 8: Sooz Kempner
Tuesday 25th September 2018
With her Sega saga on twice in London this week, Sooz Kempner talks Scilly antics, a cracking bed and a lovely actor.