Tell us about your style of comedy. I think my style comes across as dry and cheerful but at my deepest heart of hearts, my comedy is incredibly silly. I mean if I could just do puns all day, I'd probably be quite happy. I think it's incredibly interesting how jokes work and what makes … Continue reading “I feel like comedy is about healing others” | Kath Marvelley on what makes comedy integral to her life’s work

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