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Comedy

“My God, he’s wearing last season’s dungarees!”

Talking fashion disasters with comedian Robin Morgan.

5 days ago 27 January, 2023 in Comedy.

Bah Humbug in Lichfield

Cast announced for Lichfield Garrick’s new festive comedy show.

10 November, 2022 in Christmas, Comedy, Theatre.

Belly Laughs in Birmingham

Belly Laughs comedy festival to banish winter blues and raise money for local charities!

2 November, 2022 in Charities, Comedy, Community, Eating out.

Untamed Productions present Blackout at Old Joint Stock

A tale of binge drinking and the single woman.

2 November, 2022 in Comedy, Theatre.

Untamed Evening returns

Local talent opportunity to showcase new material.

13 October, 2022 in Comedy, Music, Nightlife.

The finest left-wing comic in Erdington

His name’s Jack Harris and we asked him a few questions.

8 October, 2022 in Comedy, Festivals.

Birmingham Improv Festival 2022- the countdown is on!

Over 100 performers set to descend on the city.

15 September, 2022 in Comedy, Festivals.

Folking around

Dave Woodhall has a couple of days at the Moseley Folk & Arts Festival.

5 September, 2022 in Comedy, Festivals, Local history, Most recent, Music.

In the festive spirit

Talking to Birmingham comedian Lindsey Santoro.

1 September, 2022 in Comedy, Festivals, Most recent.

Warwick’s big night out

Music and laughter at the Bridgehouse Theatre.

29 August, 2022 in Comedy, Music.

Birmingham Comedy Festival 2022 line-up announced

BGT’s Axel Blake, Troy Hawke, Dan Nightingale, improvised Austentatious, free half dayers and more.

11 August, 2022 in Comedy, Festivals.

International artists set for Birmingham Improv Festival

New venue for acclaimed comedy event.

28 July, 2022 in Comedy, Festivals.

Arts and families are centre stage at Moseley Folk Festival

Leading comedians, poets and authors head to Birmingham festival.

24 July, 2022 in Comedy, Festivals, Local history, Music.

Birmingham Rep announces new season

Spitting Image theatre premiere amongst the highlights into 2023.

27 June, 2022 in Comedy, Theatre.

An unqualified success

Comic Sara Pascoe tries to define success.

1 June, 2022 in Comedy.

Wychwood Festival final line-up announced

Family entertainment and musical maestros on show.

26 May, 2022 in Comedy, Festivals, Most recent, Music.

Review: Omid Djalili

Stephen Whitehouse enjoys the Good Times.

23 May, 2022 in Comedy.

Imelda May’s Towersey of Power

UK’s longest-running festival announces full programme.

17 May, 2022 in Comedy, Dance, Festivals, Music.

The Guilty Feminist Live comes to Birmingham

Podcast host Deborah Frances-White tells us what audiences can expect.

11 May, 2022 in Comedy.

Made in the Midlands for Flatpack Festival

New short films from filmmakers, artists and animators.

4 May, 2022 in Comedy, Festivals, Film, Music.

Bringing back the Good Times

Dave Woodhall talks football injuries and suicidal audiences with comedian Omid Djalili.

26 April, 2022 in Comedy.

Stratagem for success

Alan Partridge, in the words of Steve Coogan.

14 April, 2022 in Comedy, Television.

Comedy as therapy, cocktails and chemistry,

Flatpack Festival’s programme dishes up a series of unexpected experiences.

31 March, 2022 in Comedy, Festivals, Music.

Lichfield festival announces 2022 line-up

Landmark anniversary for cathedral city event.

16 March, 2022 in Classical, Comedy, Music.

New comedy writing takes centre stage at Rep

Collaboration with Sky Studios sees award-winning writers mentor new talent.

16 February, 2022 in Comedy, Theatre.

Flatpack Festival returns this May

Sixty eclectic in-person events throughout the city to escape with.

15 February, 2022 in Comedy, Festivals, Film.

Swan upping

Where we talk to and try to understand comic Paul Foot.

4 February, 2022 in Comedy, Most recent.

Midland Arts Centre announces Christmas line-up

MAC makes Christmas merry and bright with festive event line-up.

15 December, 2021 in Childrens, Comedy, Family, Film, Television.

Birmingham Comedy Festival 2021 almost underway

Sell-outs as more shows added.

28 September, 2021 in Comedy, Festivals.

This can’t be it?

Debating the meaning, and the length, of life with comedian Mark Watson.

21 September, 2021 in Comedy.

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