Tell us about your show, Kugleroni. I'm an Italian-American Jew. I needed a cool name for an hour of stand up. Lots of pastas have the suffix ONI at the end - and everyone's heard of Kugel. I put them together and baked it for 45 minutes at 350 degrees for 20 minutes. Between your cartoons … Continue reading “It’s too niche and specific to do in a club gig.” | Mike Capazzola on bringing his Italian roots to the UK Jewish Comedy Festival
Category: Interviews
“Deep down, it’s about how we become our own heroes.” | Aaron Twitchen on the heartbreaks and hangovers behind Can’t Stop A Rainbow
Tell us about your show, Can’t Stop A Rainbow. The last solo show I created was a comedy show with aerial circus. It was the first ever stand up comedy/aerial silk fusion show. It was a big, loud, crazy show and I loved it. What I found afterwards, lots of people (comics mainly) kept saying … Continue reading “Deep down, it’s about how we become our own heroes.” | Aaron Twitchen on the heartbreaks and hangovers behind Can’t Stop A Rainbow
“Laughter in these circumstances is a necessary and important release.” | Sajeela Kershi talks strength in the face of adversity for Fights Like A Girl
Tell us about your show Sajeela Kershi: Fights Like A Girl. FLAG is about the things I have fought for and fought against, my personal battles against the challenging geopolitical backdrop. It's very much an inter-sectional and inter-active political rally if you like, all wrapped up in stand-up show. It's from the viewpoint of a … Continue reading “Laughter in these circumstances is a necessary and important release.” | Sajeela Kershi talks strength in the face of adversity for Fights Like A Girl
