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Mark Muldoon
Mark Muldoon

Mark Muldoon

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Mark Muldoon features - page 4

Stewart Lee Live

Stewart Lee, Romesh Ranganathan (rapping), Sami Abu Wardeh - Mark Muldoon's Comedy Diary

Sunday 18th December 2022

This month Mark reports back on Stewart Lee's new show Basic Lee, plus Sami Abu Wardeh, and Romesh Ranganathan literally performs at a hip-hop concert.

Sara Pascoe Live

Sara Pascoe, Russell Kane, London's tourist trap comedy nights - Mark Muldoon's Comedy Diary

Friday 25th November 2022

This month Mark explores London's tourist-trap comedy nights. Plus: big tours from Sara Pascoe and Russell Kane.

Weirdos: The Envelopes Live

John Robins, Friday Night Live, Marina Hyde, The Weirdos - Mark Muldoon's Comedy Diary

Tuesday 1st November 2022

Mark's live comedy adventures this month take in James Acaster, Tim Key, Channel 4's Friday Night Live, John Robins, Amy Gledhill, Marina Hyde, The Death Hilarious and Weirdos Present: The Envelopes.

Jordan Gray Live

Jordan Gray, Mike Wozniak, Mock The Week, Live At The Apollo - Mark Muldoon's Comedy Diary

Tuesday 11th October 2022

Mark Muldoon returns with a new regular diary reporting on the comedy scene in London and beyond. This time, he checks out Jordan Gray, Mike Wozniak, Kim Noble, Judi Love, Sam Campbell and more.

No More Jockeys. Image shows from L to R: Mark Watson, Alex Horne, Tim Key Fringe

Nish Kumar, Jamali Maddix, No More Jockeys, The Wrestling - Mark Muldoon's Fringe Diary

Thursday 1st September 2022

Whilst the Fringe wasn't suffering from a shortage of comedians performing the same stand-up show every day for a month, there was also a bunch of beautiful one-offs too...

Lauren Pattison. Copyright: Andy Hollingworth Fringe

Fern Brady, Sarah Keyworth, Catherine Bohart, Lauren Pattison - Mark Muldoon's Fringe Diary

Sunday 28th August 2022

Mark reports back from his final sprint around the festival, seeing as many shows as he can. There's the break-up mentioning shows of Sarah Keyworth, Catherine Bohart, Lauren Pattison and more.

Amy Gledhill Fringe

Comedy Awards nominees, Rhys Nicholson, Sam Campbell - Mark Muldoon's Fringe Diary

Thursday 25th August 2022

Mark Muldoon reacts to the Edinburgh Comedy Award nominations, plus reports back from some other shows at the festival.

Kiri Pritchard-McLean Fringe

Ivo Graham, Lou Sanders, Kiri Pritchard-McLean, Larry Dean - Mark Muldoon's Fringe Diary

Monday 22nd August 2022

Our columnist has been watching Sunil Patel, NZ Taskmaster star Paul Williams, Eryn Tett, Erika Ehler and more.

The Death Of Anna Mann. Colin Hoult Fringe

Glenn Moore, Olga Koch, Colin Hoult, Chloe Petts - Mark Muldoon's Fringe Diary

Monday 15th August 2022

Mark Muldoon makes some Edinburgh Comedy Award predictions, and reports back on shows including Anna Mann, Shelf and Ania Magliano.

Troy Hawke. Milo McCabe Fringe

Troy Hawke, Maisie Adam, Mark Watson, Sophie Duker - Mark Muldoon's Fringe Diary

Thursday 11th August 2022

Mark Muldoon has been checking out lots of comedy shows at the Edinburgh Fringe. Here's his reports on what he's seen so far, including The Delightful Sausage, Tarot, Joz Norris and Josh Pugh.

Zach Zucker. Copyright: Dylan Woodley Live

Zach Zucker talks about Jack Tucker

Monday 23rd September 2019

Zach Zucker talks about his wrecked egomaniac stand-up comedian character Jack Tucker, who he says people either really love or hate.

Objectively Funny Festival 2019 Live

Objectively Funny Festival 2019 preview

Friday 13th September 2019

London's Objectively Funny Festival is now firmly established as the first major stop-off for comedians after the Edinburgh Fringe. Here's a look at some of the comedians performing at the festival this year.

Deer Shed Festival 2018. Kiri Pritchard-McLean. Copyright: Kate Hathaway Live

Deer Shed Festival 2019 preview

Tuesday 14th May 2019

Deer Shed Festival has a strong comedy line-up for 2019. Look out for acts including Reginald D Hunter, Nina Conti, Milton Jones and Kiri Pritchard-McLean at the family-friendly weekend in North Yorkshire.

Objectively Funny Festival Live

Preview: London's Objectively Funny Festival 2018

Thursday 13th September 2018

A look at some of the acts taking part in London's Objectively Funny Festival 2018: 42 offerings across 11 days, featuring many of the highlights from the Edinburgh Fringe.

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