A particularly unfunny venue change
I don’t usually think about being a woman in comedy because I am doing it so don’t know how it is to not be, if that makes sense? However, I did a gig recently which brought back feelings from when I first started.
June Gig Guide
As ever, we’ve rounded up some fantastic comedy to warm you up nicely – from traditional stand up to variety nights, from seasoned pros to fresh new acts. So strap in!
April Gig Guide
April’s back baby, and we are thrilled to hear it. Refreshed and chocolate-stuffed after the Easter Bank Holiday weekend, you should be in a prime state to enjoy some cracking comedy (promise that’s not an Easter egg pun).
March Gig Guide
What better way to enjoy the lighter evenings than booking in some fantastic live comedy. We’ve rounded up our recommendations for this month’s funnies, from some new, some not-so-new tour shows, to our very own International Women’s Day event, to variety nights and more.
Why This Is The Year of the Funny Woman
In the last eighteen months, I’ve had a lovely amount of success on the comedy film festival circuit, with a lot of attention from the industry. So, when I sat down to write my next sitcom pilots all I could think was: whatever I do next has to stand out above everything I’ve ever written.
Q&A: Marjolein Robertson, Marj
After a sold-out run at the 2023 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Marj will tour to 10 cities and towns across the UK, starting at London’s Bill Murray and ending up north in Mareel in her home of Shetland. The show is an hour of surreal stand up entwined with one of Shetland’s most famous folktales; the selkie story.
