When did you first show an interest in comedy – stand-up or otherwise? Lloyd: In 2012 I flew over the handlebars of my bicycle and landed on my teeth. A glass of water with dentures in them next to my bed awoke my sense of humour. Peter: UK Gold hit our screens in 1992 and … Continue reading “We always start with a looming deadline” | Foxdog Studios talk using prop comedy to capture the silliness in business
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“I love watching comedy and being inspired other artists’ work” | Cerys Bradley on the joy of creating the art you love
How did your Edinburgh Fringe go? Well! It was a bit of a rollercoaster and there are lots of different ways of measuring how it went. Objectively speaking, we did not sell many tickets (I did have to do the show to 2 people on one night…) and the reviews were pretty mixed (they weren’t … Continue reading “I love watching comedy and being inspired other artists’ work” | Cerys Bradley on the joy of creating the art you love
“You can joke about any subject, but what’s your object in telling it?” | Bethany Black talks throwing comedy at the walls and seeing what sticks
How did you get into comedy? I find the how a lot less interesting than the “why” which is a pathological need to be liked coupled with a crushing inability to truly enjoy anything. The how is that I’d wanted to act, then I met performing arts students when I went to college and decided … Continue reading “You can joke about any subject, but what’s your object in telling it?” | Bethany Black talks throwing comedy at the walls and seeing what sticks
