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A 'self-raised' comedian, Juliet Meyers speaks about the difference between her crackers family and the posh one over the road in her show
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The last show by Irish/NYC comic Des Bishop was a poignant one about his late father, this year he's taking a slightly different tone
Madeleine Culp is over from Australia to entertain you for free and point out the art that's all around us. FARK!
You may know musical comic Adam Kay from such smashes as the London Underground song – so what else has he got up his sleeve?
