Tell us about the show you’re bringing to the Hull Comedy Festival. The show I am bringing to Hull comedy festival is (very much!) a work in progress show about faith, about losing it and finding it over and over again. It’s a bit about my religious upbringing in a small town raised by my … Continue reading “We can find the meaning together!” | Charlie George talks faith and identity in her new work in progress show
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“It’s totally okay to be a silly adult if that’s what you want to be.” | Katie Pritchard on the songs and silliness at the heart of Hysterical Histories
Tell us about your show, Hysterical Histories. Hysterical Histories is a high-octane musical comedy tour of all of my favourite things History! We travel through time, and I attempt to bring history to life LIVE before your very eyes with some VERY (not very) high budget hand made costumes, super catchy music, and some death-defyng … Continue reading “It’s totally okay to be a silly adult if that’s what you want to be.” | Katie Pritchard on the songs and silliness at the heart of Hysterical Histories
“Who’s going to believe them if they sing about jumping a taxi without paying?”| Stevie Gray talks improv and energy in Arctic Monkeys’ Midlife Crisis
Tell us about your show, Arctic Monkeys’ Midlife Crisis. The show fuses stories, jokes and songs, describing how my life growing up in Oldham and recently becoming a dad, relate to the lyrics of the Arctic Monkeys. It is an hour of high energy, feel good comedy which doesn't take itself too seriously! What made … Continue reading “Who’s going to believe them if they sing about jumping a taxi without paying?”| Stevie Gray talks improv and energy in Arctic Monkeys’ Midlife Crisis
