A posh bloke and a Kiwi put their colonial hang-ups behind them and talk comedy in Birmingham.
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Two comedians from very different schools, Ninia Benjamin and Sean Meo.
Happy Christmas.
Ninia’s Website - (Sean doesn’t have one)
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Gary Delaney, probably The 7th Best Joke-Writer In The World, shares his thought and opinions with Yours Truly.
http://www.garydelaney.com/
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A chance encounter on a train means this week’s show features last year’s If Comedy (Perrier) Award winner, madcap Canadian Phil Nichol.
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This week it’s the hardest-working man in showbusiness, Stephen Grant.For more info on Stephen, his Edinburgh show, his videos, his blog, his comedy club, your first port of call should be his website.
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Today I interview “the best voice-merchant on the live circuit” (Evening Standard), highbrow impressionist, Brixton-born Stefano Paolini.
Find out just how much work goes into getting an impression right.
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Recorded shortly before a historic gig at Jokers Comedy Club in Weston-Super-Mare, host yours truly is joined for a momentous broadcast by Dan Evans and James Dowdeswell to discuss smoking, sitcom, Edinburgh, hack subjects and other stuff.
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Dominic Frisby and George Egg talk to writer and comedian Bennett Arron about his recent TV show, ‘How Not To Lose Your Identity’.
To see the programme on More 4, click here.
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Dominic talks to ‘Hugely entertaining variety turn’ (The Guardian), George Egg
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Reginald D. Hunter, one of the most exciting and uncompromising comedians working today talks comedy generally.
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Back in 1991, when I was a student at Manchester, I did my thesis on Fawlty Towers. John Cleese was kind enough to do an interview for me and, given how busy he must have been, this was an incredibly kind thing to do. I think it’s the best interview he ever did on the subject.
His office had no objection to me uploading it here and, given that it fits completely with the remit of this podcast, I’ve done just that. Essential listening for anyone interested in the subject.
There’s one with Prunella Scales too, but unfortunately the sound quality is rubbish.
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Prunella Scales was also kind enough to do an interview for me on the subject of Fawlty Towers and, again, it’s of relevance to any student of comedy, so here it is. I’m afraid the sound quality is terrible. Nothing I could do I’m afraid.
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Dominic Frisby interviews circuit veteran Otiz Cannelloni
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