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Comedy / Ahir Shah

Edinburgh previews at the Wardrobe Theatre

Tez Ilyas, Ahir Shah, Suzi Ruffell and many more preview their Edinburgh 2018 shows

Comedy / angie belcher

Just Kidding

Bristol comedian Angie Belcher on her new baby-friendly comedy shows

Comedy / Doug Stanhope

Interview: Doug Stanhope

Caustic, perma-shocking US comedian hits Bath (June 17)

Comedy / Chubby White

A fond farewell to Chubby White

The hugely popular comedy/variety night with the brilliantly bizarre premise signs off

Comedy / Larry Dean

Interview: Larry Dean

Rising Scots comic on Brexit, gay stereotypes... and a very unusual lunch date

Comedy / Elf Lyons

Interview: Elf Lyons

Comic and clown on her dressing-up-box 'Swan Lake' (Wardrobe, May 28)

Comedy / Deanna Fleysher

Preview: Butt Kapinski, Wardrobe Theatre

New Yorker Deanna Fleysher on her film-noir murder-mystery comedy experience

Comedy / Stand-up

Interview: Stuart Goldsmith

The excellent Bristol comic is back at the Wardrobe on June 14 with a DVD recording

Comedy / bill bailey

Review: Bill Bailey: Larks in Transit, Hippodrome

All the wonder, fascination, death metal and Cockney crab dancing you could hope for

Comedy / tom allen

Interview: Tom Allen

The erudite, epicurean comic looks in at Bristol Old Vic on May 20

Comedy / shazia mirza

“I caught a lot of fish and managed not to eat any of the men”

Shazia Mirza (The Lantern, May 13) on Brexit, butt plugs and surviving Celebrity Island

Comedy / bristol comedy garden

Preview: Bristol Comedy Garden 2018

Co-producer Cass Briggs on what's in store

Comedy / Surrealism

Interview: Simon Munnery

The inimitably surreal comic on plumbing, expecting the unexpected... and how not to end a set

Comedy / Belinda Blinked

Review: My Dad Wrote a Porno, Colston Hall

The hit podcast translates effortlessly into a live-show format, anatomy lessons and all

Comedy / Stand-up

Review: David Trent, Comedy Box

White-knuckle ride through the raucous madness of the internet - but what was his point?

Theatre / Sponsored Feature

Preview: April at the Redgrave Theatre

From Dear Zoo to sensational magic and hysterical comedy

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