Tell us about your creative work. So I'm the front man to the spoken word post punk electro fusion band, Austerity Dogs. I started in comedy which I still partake in. Play and screen writer with a stage play out end of the year and multiple pilots that don't get further than “yeah sick, that”. … Continue reading “The politics come natural if you’re in an environment that says its all out to get you.” | Jono Murray drinking, crying and politics that fuel his furious post punk music

What inspired you to write your show, Paul Campbell: The Lost Tapes of Somerfield? Well, my general interest in comedy has leaned towards self contained hour long shows and I really wanted to write one. I’d thought for a while of potential topics and stories to tell, but they all felt forced. About a year … Continue reading “I feel like I’ve gotten better at expressing myself more authentically through comedy.” | Paul Campbell on reliving his teenage obsession in The Lost Tapes of Somerfield

Tell us about your style of comedy. I’m trying to get a catchphrase going: Do you like silly? Because that’s what I aim for, just plain silliness. I’m trying to veer from more straight stand-up into clowny, alternative, silly stuff. It’s clever, I make my own props that are way too time consuming. At the … Continue reading “I use my comedy to invite people into my world” | Mette Kousholt on exploring philosophy and neurodivergence through Eurovision-level silliness