Posts Tagged ‘comedy’
So we’d already established that this year’s Secret Garden Party is going to be massive, but the announcement of Secret Forum‘s comedy and speakers lineup has brought the excitement to a whole new level. The Friday will see upcoming stars such as Justin Moorhouse (Phoenix Nights, Looking for …
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Tags: comedy, David Nutt, Deep Banter Assembly, Jamie Catto, Joel Dommott, Justin Moorhouse, l, Late Night Gimp Fight, Mike Powers, Private Eye, Rachel Seifert, Sanderson Jones' Comedy Sale, Secret Forum, secret garden party, speakers, Superstition, The Mad Cows, Tim FitzHigham, Tom Deacon
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LOCO London is, for the second time, showcasing several comedy films for our enjoyment at the always lovely BFI Southbank and two new venues: the Hackney Picturehouse and Lexi Cinema. From January 24th to the 27th, LOCO will showcase a handful of comedies, some more indie-minded and some featuring big names …
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Tags: "emma stone", A Liar's Autobiography, BFI Southbank, comedy, event, film, Film Festival, Halle Berry, hugh jackman, Kate Winslet, LOCO, LOCO London, Monty Python, Movie 43, The Farrelly Brothers, There's Somehing About Mary, What Have te Pythons Ever Given Us?, Women in Comedy
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Brainchild Festival celebrates its inaugural weekend in Wokingham at the end of the month.
The brand new arts festival, choosing to support local artists instead of headliners and big names (a bold move), features a variety of live music, spoken word shows, comedy sets and film screenings over the course of its three …
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Tags: Brainchild Festival, comedy, festival, film screenings, Local music, Spoken word, Wokingham
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What could be funnier than a man smaller the size of a mouse serenading a group of elderly church women? Well, in The Rapture’s most recent video, for their track, ‘How Deep is Your Love’, lead singer Luke Jenner is that tiny little man. Like an Oompa Loompa from ‘Willy …
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Tags: comedy, How Deep Is Your Love, indie, music, news, punk, The Rapture, video premiere
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Have you ever just wanted to get away? Like really get away and escape the chaos of life? Take a satisfying, scenic road trip and pitch a tent somewhere lush and green to just chill out listening to the sound of the blending harmonies of nature with all your favourite …
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Tags: 2012, comedy, Concrete Knives, drink, End of the Road festival, family, First Aid Kit, folk, Grizzly Bear, literature, Marques Toliver, music, Summer, Summer Festivals, The Pictish Trail, workshops
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Head on down to the Pear Tree for the outdoor stage which will feature a selection of musicians and bands doing their thing, regular barbecues, AND is next to the Counting House Free Festival venue. With music from 1-8pm, and for the first time a second Free Music Festival Stage, …
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Tags: comedy, edinburgh, edinburgh free fringe, festivals, music, Summer
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Edinburgh’s Free Fringe festival returns for its 16th year between 6th and 27th August, bringing an array of comedy, cabaret, improve, theatre and music to name but a few of the 321 shows across 37 stages. We’re picking five acts that we think you have to go and see, and …
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Tags: comedy, edinburgh, Edinburgh Festival, edinburgh free fringe, festivals, LOLZ, Summer
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One of our favourite artist to blast in the office for a bit of inspiration is most certainly Patrick Wolf. So, when we found out there was another opportunity to see him live this summer we jumped at it! This year, there is a new festival coming to Victoria Park, …
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Tags: Abandoman, Badly Drawn Boy, comedy, Doc Brown, patrick wolf, Saint Etienne, Steve Mason, Summer Festivals, The Apple Cart, victoria park
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Since Latitude began in 2006, it’s put itself apart amongst the other festivals by encompassing not only music, but also outlets from other creative arts as well. And it’s lucky for the festival goer that they do, as their comedy bill this year will guarantee to have your sides hurting.…
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Tags: Black Books, comedy, Dylan Moran, Edinburgh Festival, festival, Las Vegas, Latitude, Rita Rudner
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Known for its affiliation with the Guardian, this year was middle-class culture-fest Latitude’s fifth anniversary. So it was with much surprise that Notion learned that they, like the rest of the country, have switched their longtime allegiances to the right, to the Times to be precise. No Saturday Guardian? Would …
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Tags: comedy, festivals, Jamie Lidell, July, Keith Allen, Latitude, music, Summer, the Horrors, the National, the xx, theatre, Vampire Weekend
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