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Filed Under: Audiences, Character, Comedy, Dark Humour, Edinburgh, Improv, Inspiration, loretta maine, Musical, Musical Comedy, Pippa Evans, showstopper, Sketch, Stage Persona, Success, TV

Clean-cut to within an inch of his life, spunky Ed Gamble is a deft young comic who attributes his burgeoning success to being in the right place at the right time.  We discuss the affect on his persona of the “Peacock & Gamble” double-act, learn how he created comedian Nish Kumar and tremble before his voracious appetite (for tagging jokes).

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Filed Under: Acting, Audiences, Awards, BBC, BBC3, Character, Comedy, Competitions, Criticism, Double Act, Ed Gamble, Edinburgh, Podcasting, political, Political Humour, So You Think You’re Funny, Success, TV

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Filed Under: Acting, Age, Alternative Comedy, Audiences, BBC, Comedy, Comedy Store, Compere/MC/Hosting, Controversial, Criticism, Edinburgh, Equality, Fame, Feminism, Heckles, Jo Brand, QI, Radio, Success, The Comedy Store, TV, Writing

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Filed Under: Australia, Comedy, Competitions, Edinburgh, Podcasting, political, Political Humour, Radio, tom ballard, TV

Immaculate in appearance, delivery and hit-rate, Rhys Nicholson is a perfectly-balanced cocktail of a comedian.  We discuss the relationship between his face, his “face” and the world of drag, and zero in on the pressures of following up an award-nominated show…

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Filed Under: Australia, Character, Comedy, Competitions, Diversity, Drag, Edinburgh, Gender, Melbourne, Persona, rhys nicholson, So You Think You’re Funny, TV

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Filed Under: Alternative Comedy, Audiences, BBC, Comedy, Edgy, Edinburgh, Jeremy Hardy, Jobs, political, Political Humour, Radio, Radio 4, Soho Theatre, Stage Persona, Stewart Lee, Success, TV

Aunty Donna are a six-man sketch team with specialists in video, sound design and stage direction reinforcing the classic clown family of octopus Statham, wild-eyed loon and wanking sex-monkey.  We talk about the method behind the madness, the effect their online presence has on their creativity, and the meetings required to steer a six person/six partner battleship.

www.youtube.com/user/TheAuntyDonnaChannel

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Filed Under: Acting, Aunty Donna, Australia, Character, Comedy, Criticism, Diversity, Edinburgh, Jobs, Melbourne, Sketch, Success, TV, Writing, YouTube

Having grown up in Tasmania at a time when her very sexuality was illegal, Hannah Gadsby has forged her anger into an annihilating comic weapon. Her new show “Nanette” is a heart-wrenching piece of work that rails against the failings of comedy itself to tell enough of the truth. We talk about honesty and accessibility, and her decision to stop being a comedian.

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Filed Under: Audiences, Comedy, Depression, Edinburgh, Equality, Feminism, Gender, Hannah Gadsby, Melbourne, Mental Health, Storytelling, TV