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Fringe 2022: 20 theatre, comedy and dance shows you shouldn't miss
In the first of our festival previews, we round up some of the best offerings we've already reviewed - including Tim Key, Liz Kingsman, La Clique and Hungry.
Brian Logan, Catherine Love, Mark Fisher, Anya Ryan, Rachael Healy, Kate Wyver, Claire Armitstead, Arifa Akbar and Lyndsey Winship, The Guardian, 8th June 2022Fringe 2022: Here are the 11 Taskmaster contestants who have announced shows
After being cancelled in 2020 and massively scaled back in 2021 the world's largest arts festival is gearing up to get back to normal this year - with over 2000 shows already announced, including several from the stars of Channel 4's hit comedy series.
David Hepburn, The Scotsman, 23rd May 2022Tim Key talks about his cancer treatment
After a gig on tour Key's agent was contacted by a fan who was also a doctor and had seen a lesion on Key's leg when he was performing in shorts. The doctor suggested that Key get it checked out and the specialist said he needed to have it cut out on the same day.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 30th April 2022Falmouth Cringe comedy festival tickets announced
A new comedy festival, The Falmouth Cringe, is the first of its kind in the South West, organisers said.
BBC, 22nd April 2022Brighton Comedy Garden announces 2022 line-up
Brighton's Comedy Garden is to return this summer with headliners Simon Amstell, Stewart Lee, Adam Buxton, Dylan Moran, Sara Pascoe and Phil Wang.
Chortle, 13th April 2022Tim Key: "I'm more of a taverns man myself"
Actor, poet and performer Tim Key talks new BBC comedy The Witchfinder and whether he'll be on the road with Alan Partridge.
Steven MacKenzie, The Big Issue, 12th March 2022The Witchfinder review
Not even a sprinkle of magic dust can make The Witchfinder funny.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 9th March 2022The Witchfinder, BBC Two, review
Tim Key and Daisy May Cooper are magic.
Lauren O'Neill, i Newspaper, 8th March 2022The Witchfinder is fun but the cauldron doesn't quite bubble
Set in the 17th century, BBC Two's new sitcom boasts a top cast and writers, though there's room on the broom for improvement.
Anita Singh, The Telegraph, 8th March 2022The Witchfinder review
Sorcery, terror and a touch of Alan Partridge.
James Jackson, The Times, 8th March 2022