Ivor Dembina
Ivor Dembina

Ivor Dembina

  • Stand-up comedian and writer

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Ivor Dembina interview

Veteran Jewish comedian Ivor Dembina is founder and resident host of the two decades old, Hampstead Comedy Club. His popular 2013 Edinburgh show, Old Jewish Jokes, returns to the Fringe in August.

Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 30th May 2014

The Ivor Dembina three minute interview

Veteran Jewish comedian Ivor Dembina is founder and resident host of the two decades old, Hampstead Comedy Club. His popular 2013 Edinburgh show, Old Jewish Jokes returns to the Fringe in August. Martin Walker asked Ivor some questions, but he answered some better ones.

Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 29th May 2014

Ivor Dembina: How to run a comedy club

Ivor Dembina's Hampstead Comedy Club in London celebrates its 20th anniversary next month.

John Fleming, , 11th March 2014

Ivor Dembina interview

Ivor Dembina on how money & TV altered British alternative comedy.

John Fleming, , 10th March 2014

Ivor Dembina on UK comedy clubs

Ivor Dembina's Hampstead Comedy Club has been running 19 years. It is his main venue in North London.

John Fleming, , 27th September 2012

An interview with Ivor Dembina

Ivor Dembina is a London based Jewish comedian who has spent 20 years honing his craft on the circuit; often using Jewish humour to tackle subjects that are considered controversial.

The Humourdor, 18th May 2011

Observations: A comic Strip in Westminster

Unofficially, the Houses of Parliament plays host to comedy every day, with its corridors full of bungling MPs and the Punch and Judy of Prime Minister's Questions. But next Monday will see Westminster become a comedy venue proper for the first time, when Jewish stand-up Ivor Dembina performs his show This Is Not a Subject for Comedy in front of an audience of MPs.

Paul Fleckney, The Independent, 19th March 2010

Ivor Dembina gives parliament its first standup gig

Ivor Dembina is about to do the first ever standup gig in parliament. Will he bring down the House?

Brian Logan, The Guardian, 16th March 2010

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