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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

Comedy / political comedy

Review: Tiff Stevenson: Bombshell, Wardrobe Theatre

Well-crafted, thoughtful comedy about the state we're in

Comedy / Jamie Morton

“Bad sex writing is just really funny to dissect”

The trio behind the wildly popular My Dad Wrote a Porno podcast are in town this month

Comedy / Tiff Stevenson

“Everything I’ve been writing about for the last six years has been leading up to this”

The brilliantly sharp Tiff Stevenson (Wardrobe, April 6) on keeping with the zeitgeist

Comedy / Rob Kemp

Preview: The Elvis Dead, Wardrobe Theatre

Comic Rob Kemp on his acclaimed Elvis/'Evil Dead' mash-up (March 30)

Comedy / Simon Evans

Interview: Simon Evans

Erudite comic and R4 economics-explainer brings new show 'Genius' to The Lantern

Comedy / The QI Elves

Review: No Such Thing as a Fish, Colston Hall

Those knowledgeable QI Elves brought us a barrowload of juicy factlets, many of them local

Comedy / bristol comedy garden

Bristol Comedy Garden 2018 lineup announced

Davies, Khorsandi, Acaster, Hunter, Lyons and many more heading for Queen Square's Big Top

Comedy / Ed Byrne

Review: Ed Byrne, Colston Hall

Enjoyable, affable confessional of his own affluence - but it ain't like that for most of us, Ed

Comedy / Suzi Ruffell

“My general rule: I have to be able to say it in front of my mum and dad”

Stand-up Suzi Ruffell on where her comedy will and won't go

Comedy / Ed Byrne

“We’re spoiled in all these little ways, but not in this one big, important way”

Ed Byrne’s new show tackles parenting, chainsaws - and not getting the government we deserve

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