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Fame at last

Last week I met up for a chat with the lovely Che Burnley to take part in the latest episode of his Comedy Quota podcast, which was rounding up all the happenings of the Liverpool Comedy Festival. Che puts together a solid 20-minute show for Radio...

Review: Sam Avery, Baa Bar

Rock 'N' Dole is Sam Avery's second hour-long show, and it was nice to see him make the most of the opportunity to tell a decent tale. He had a cracking subject matter, taking the audience back to his adolescence and his time in a fledgling metal ...

Interview: Steve Gribbin

Steve Gribbin is nothing if not good value - the expat Liverpudlian musical comic regularly travels up from his London home to do the rounds and see the family, and makes plenty of opportunities for himself while he???s here. This weekend, as well a...

Funny Women Awards and debate

The Funny Women Awards makes its annual stop off in Liverpool tomorrow night, as one of its regional heats ahead of the final in September. As well as the evening event, it is hosting an afternoon 'women in comedy' debate. The event, held at the B...

Review: Simon Munnery, Unity

Simon Munnary's show, Self Employed, is a revealing journey into the mind of one of British comedy's unsung talents. Personally, I hadn't seen Munnary live for donkeys' years, and don't really remember much enjoying his Alan Parker, Urban Warrior ...

Review: Tim Fitzhigham, Unity

Tim Fitzhigham is probably chuffed to find himself regularly described as a great British eccentric. Well, someone's going to get round to calling you that if you insist on rowing across the Channel in a bath, which is precisely what the comedian ...

Liverpool Comedy Festival news

It might seem a bit early in the year, but the first details of the 10th Liverpool Comedy Festival have been revealed. The fest ??? which used to be held in the summer and this year has been moved forward again ??? is to run from late April to early M...