HeyJaredBrian Logan
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Are Mitchell and Webb the baddies now? It's not quite that simple | Brian Logan (opens the original)
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The deletion of 11 old sketches from BBCâs iPlayer has angered culture warriors and raises questions about how society has changed âAre we the baddies?â, asked the comedy double act Mitchell and Webb in their most famous sketch, in which two uniformed SS officers look one another up and down and arrive at that inescapable conclusion. And lo, it turns out they are, if this weekâs news about the supposed offensiveness of the duoâs back catalogue is to be believed. Their newfound unpalata
Catherine Bohart: Borrowing Trouble review – obsessive compulsion to overshare is captivatingly funny - AOL (opens the original)
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People talking about their mental health is boring, says Catherine Bohart. Even listening to herself do so frays the patience. So how to justify Borrowing Trouble, a new standup hour from the Irishwoman delving deep into her OCD? Well, the justification here is the humour, rich and hard-won. But it also comes down to Bohart’s trademark candour. This is a condition so all-consuming, on this evidence, that to not address it might feel like dishonesty – which, for the 38-year-old, would be intolera
Catherine Bohart: Borrowing Trouble review â obsessive compulsion to overshare is captivatingly funny (opens the original)
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Soho theatre, LondonThis latest bulletin from the Irish standupâs fraught life delves deep into her OCD and dismay at her own foibles People talking about their mental health is boring, says Catherine Bohart. Even listening to herself do so frays the patience. So how to justify Borrowing Trouble, a new standup hour from the Irishwoman delving deep into her OCD? Well, the justification here is the humour, rich and hard-won. But it also comes down to Bohartâs trademark candour. This is a condi
Susan Calman: Tall Tales â comicâs first tour in 10 years is raw and riotous (opens the original)
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Perth Concert HallFaux truculent and palpably adorable, the standup is in her element exposing her supposed flaws and the unseen idiocies of her TV career Tall Tales is Susan Calmanâs first new standup set for 10 years, designed to show us the real Susan behind the cuddly personality we see on TV. Given that was the premise of her 2016 touring show too, itâs clear that a decade away has done little to develop â but also nothing to diminish â the Glaswegianâs onstage shtick. This is a c
Susan Calman: Tall Tales – comic’s first tour in 10 years is raw and riotous - AOL (opens the original)
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Tall Tales is Susan Calman’s first new standup set for 10 years, designed to show us the real Susan behind the cuddly personality we see on TV. Given that was the premise of her 2016 touring show too, it’s clear that a decade away has done little to develop – but also nothing to diminish – the Glaswegian’s onstage shtick. This is a compelling return, stuffed with experiences and insights gleaned from that standup downtime, and which undergirds familiar tales of cat fancying, being small and ente
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