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What the Dutch are really like - by a London-based American comic...
What the Dutch are really like – by a London-based American comic…
London-based American globetrotting comedy and burlesque performer Lynn Ruth Miller, 86, has briefly returned to the UK from Amsterdam where, below, she found time to jot down a few generalisations.
Don’t blame me!
I believe women in the UK are the most advanced thinkers in the world: liberal, open-minded, ambitious and proud of who they are.
But they cannot hold a candle to Dutch women.
The…
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Comedy Cafe owner Noel Faulkner reviews my first stage performance
Comedy Cafe owner Noel Faulkner reviews my first stage performance
Publicity shot for my first ever show
Last Wednesday night I took to the stage for the first time.
I appeared doing a 10-minute spot in a Valentine’s Night special at Martyn Sadler’s new comedy club in East London.
It was, perhaps, a rather rowdier audience than I would have preferred.
But, sitting in the audience, was comedy promoter Noel Faulkner, who founded the Comedy Cafe – now at its new…
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“Frenzied tit grabbing in Wetherspoons” after throat-slitting at the Grouchy Club
“Frenzied tit grabbing in Wetherspoons” after throat-slitting at the Grouchy Club
Yesterday, performer Samantha Pressdee posted in Facebook: “Frenzied tit grabbing in Wetherspoons, all in the name of feminism, is where last night’s Grouchy Club wound up.”
Critic Kate Copstick and I run The Grouchy Club. This was originally conceived by me as a one-hour chat show for the Edinburgh Fringewhere I would not have to do any advance work – boring things like booking guests and…
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Noel Faulkner closes the Comedy Cafe. He’s not on drugs. He’s got Tourette’s.
Noel Faulkner closes the Comedy Cafe. He’s not on drugs. He’s got Tourette’s.
Say goodbye to the laughter after 26 years.
I got a message late last night from Noel Faulkner: “I will call you tomorrow to talk about losing the club.”
London’s Comedy Cafe is closing at the end of this month, after 26 years.
“We have been negotiating this for the last fucking year,” he told me. “I thought the comedy could stay, but the guy is a prick.”
“So why is it?” I asked. “The lease has…
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THIS WAS SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN POSTED ON 22nd !!! - The Grouchy Club Live - What is killing comedy. Why men wash. £1,000 a week.
THIS WAS SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN POSTED ON 22nd !!! – The Grouchy Club Live – What is killing comedy. Why men wash. £1,000 a week.
Ada Campe – magical at the Grouchy Club Live
Tonight, I went to the Grouchy Club monthly live meet-up for people in the comedy business and anybody else who is interested. Well, I would do, I chair it with comedy critic Kate Copstick.
Often, comics come along and perform ten minutes of material – tonight it was the extraordinarily charismatic Ada Campe– but mostly it is just a case of the…
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Russell Brand supports Comedy Cafe owner Noel Faulkner’s ‘secret’ charity
Russell Brand supports Comedy Cafe owner Noel Faulkner’s ‘secret’ charity
Russell Brand supports Ghar Sita Mutu
“So you have Russell Brand,” I said to Noel Faulkner yesterday.
Noel owns London’s Comedy Cafe Theatre.
“Yes,” he told me. “He’s going to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Comedy Cafe by doing a gig on Wednesday 3rd June for the orphanage in Nepal.”
“This is the charity,” I said, “that you’ve always refused to let me mention in my blog in case it makes…
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