The quintessential comic raconteur, Tom Allen’s work sizzles with wit, candour and warmth.
We discuss his rhythm, musicality and sociable methods of generating material, as well as investigating the self-criticism and loneliness with which he sometimes struggles. This delightful man also makes a convincing case for recognising comedians as “artists who are entitled to support”…

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