Tell us about you/your act. I started making children’s television programmes for the BBC in the early 1960s and carried on for the next two decades. Wonderful times we had, my team and I! A shame it all came to an end and the BBC threw all my work out of their archives shortly afterwards, … Continue reading “It’s just so lovely to have company again!” | Peter Fleming shares the secrets of his iconic TV to comedy career
Category: Blizzard acts
“If you’re not happy there’s no point in anything.” | Eleanor Morton on silliness, safe spaces and sexism in comedy
Tell us about you/your act. Oh, let’s not. I’m a caucasion biped and I tell jokes. How did you get into comedy? I wanted to do it when I started watching stand-up on tv age about 12. It felt like a very natural combination of my passions and interests. When I hit 18 I decided … Continue reading “If you’re not happy there’s no point in anything.” | Eleanor Morton on silliness, safe spaces and sexism in comedy
“I hope they’ll be too confused to take anything away.” | Edward Roworth on the artistry behind his absurdity
Tell us about you/your act. Hello. My name is Edward and I am a high school science teacher. I spew gibberish while making a mess on stage and have the audacity to call this a creative outlet. As I’m pretty new to teaching I don’t get much time to do comedy these days. Blizzard is … Continue reading “I hope they’ll be too confused to take anything away.” | Edward Roworth on the artistry behind his absurdity
