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Comedy / NHS

Preview: Funny Bones, Hippodrome

Mark Olver, Nish Kumar and others in Bristol NHS fundraiser

Comedy / Bristol Comedy Garden 2019

Bristol Comedy Garden: just a few tickets left

Much-loved alfresco laughterfest is selling out faster than ever

Comedy / Interview

Interview: Jason Mewes

Sweary half of Jay and Silent Bob brings his solo show to Anson Rooms

Comedy / Interview

“Content-wise, it’s veeery revealing”

Comic Lou Sanders on new show 'Shame Pig' (Bristol Improv Theatre, May 18)

Comedy / Comedy

Comedy in the Bearpit

Featuring Heydon Prowse, among others

Comedy / Comedy and music

Interview: Alex Horne

Musical comic on the joys of his Horne Section

Comedy / Interview

Interview: Joe Sutherland

Acclaimed breakthrough comic headlines The Cheese Comedy Club in town this Easter

News / bristol comedy garden

Bristol Comedy Garden announces 2019 lineup

Stewart Lee, Sean Lock, Sara Pascoe and Rob Delaney head up another cracking programme

Comedy / Interview

“Comedy has become very speech-policing, very ‘woke’. I can’t get on board with that”

Andrew Lawrence (Wardrobe Theatre, Apr 24) on going 'Clean' for his new show

Comedy / Interview

Interview: Reginald D Hunter (Anson Rooms, May 9)

The great US comic marks 20 years in the UK

Comedy / Stand-up

“Basically, comedy = tragedy + time”

Comic / choirboy Lloyd Griffith on breakups, cathedrals, and remembering which job he's doing

Comedy / feminism

“I’m waiting for #metoo to hit the UK comedy scene”

Comedian Kate Smurthwaite (Alma Tavern, March 31) on the slow pace of change

Comedy / Interview

“My only rule onstage? ‘Follow the mischief'”

We chat to the brilliant Tommy Tiernan ahead of his Bristol date (Apr 12)

Comedy / Interview

“Christ alive, this interview is making my head hurt”

We get deep and meaningful with the excellent Sean McLoughlin ahead of his Bristol date

Comedy / LGBT

‘Barbara Brownskirt is an act which represents queer and lesbian ideas’

Meet the comedic poetry character created by Karen McLeod

Comedy / chuckle busters

“The show is about society’s attitudes towards promiscuous women”

Harriet Kemsley tackles slut shaming in her provocative and confessional new show

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