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22 Oct 2014:
In a show inspired by men she met on Tinder, with supporting roles for her family and her dog, the Invisible Dot’s Natasia Demetriou elevates her anxieties to an art form, writes Ryan Gilbey
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21 Oct 2014: Infuriating, mildly amusing and then wonderfully unforeseen, the Mighty Boosh man’s show features some reality-busting set-pieces, writes Brian Logan
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21 Oct 2014:
Publishing standups’ one-liners is cheap clickbait that does comedians – and their gags – no favours, writes Brian Logan
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20 Oct 2014: This is comedy that time forgot – meticulous, gag-heavy tomfoolery with a great sense of attack, writes Brian Logan
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19 Oct 2014: The Edinburgh comedy award nominee and TV regular talks to Stephanie Merritt about monogamy being unnatural and Page 3 becoming mandatory
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17 Oct 2014:
Toddy Barry | Brighton Comedy Festival | Paul Foot
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16 Oct 2014: The Egyptian-American comedian has a few lively moments, but for the most part, his material on race and dating doesn’t inspire confidence or many laughs, writes Brian Logan
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15 Oct 2014: In an extract from his autobiography, We Need to Talk About … Kevin Bridges, the standup explains the gear changes he needs to navigate a show
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14 Oct 2014:
Brian Logan: Reportedly a riposte to the Spanish government’s tax on theatre tickets, one Barcelona club’s gimmick could be the harbinger of the comedy apocalypse
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13 Oct 2014: Casting himself as a social misfit, in To Be Free Amstell turns his fire, sometimes embarrassingly, on all of us, writes Brian Logan
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12 Oct 2014: He’s won the comedy gongs at Edinburgh but this fragmentary mix of the poignant and the absurd peters out too soon, writes Stephanie Merritt
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11 Oct 2014:
Power to the people is Russell Brand’s new manifesto. He tells Simon Hattenstone why he’s ‘ready to die for this’
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10 Oct 2014: Simon Amstell | Galway Comedy Carnival | Steen Raskopoulos
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9 Oct 2014: Of all the role models in Uncle Walt’s films, rebel governess Mary Poppins is a true inspiration, says Dizney Rascal star Rebecca Humphries
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8 Oct 2014:
The standup’s PC’s World seldom strays from xenophobia in a show full of poor jokes and weak puns, writes Brian Logan
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