Interviews
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FestivalsHow was it for you? Scottish Comedians discuss key events of 2008
Scott Agnew on winning HaHa Comedy’s Scottish Comedian of the Year Until September I'd only ever won one thing in my life - a Blue Peter annual from t... Read more »| 03 Dec 2008 -
InterviewsHow was if for you? Scott Agnew on winning 'Ha Ha Comedy's Scottish Comedian of the Year
Scott Agnew explains why even with £1000 in his back pocket, he's desperate for a pint. Part of How was it for you? - Scottish Comedians discuss key events of 2008. Read more »| 01 Dec 2008 -
InterviewsHow was it for you? Susan Calman on Those Phonecalls
Top three annoying complaints about Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand. Part of How was it for you? - Scottish Comedians discuss key events of 2008. Read more »| 01 Dec 2008 -
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How was it for you? Greg McHugh on winning a Scottish BAFTA
Greg McHugh tells Siân Bevan why his roots may remain strong, but his home is down south. Part of 'How was it for you? - Scottish comedians discuss key events of 2008' Read more »| 30 Nov 2008 -
FestivalsHow was it for you? Paul Sneddon on the Edinburgh Comedy Festival
The Skinny discusses the introduction of Edinburgh Comedy Festival with Fringe veteran Paul Sneddon. Part of 'How was it for you? - Scottish comedians discuss key events of 2008' Read more »| 28 Nov 2008 -
InterviewsVirgin Trains refuse to advertise The Stand
Virgin's onboard magazine rejects advertising from Scotland's largest comedy club, due to worries over gun crime. Read more »| 20 Nov 2008
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InterviewsSean Lock: "The adventurous, experimental face of comedy has changed"
Sean Lock talks to The Skinny ahead of his first live DVD release on 17 Nov Read more »| 10 Nov 2008 -
InterviewsAdrian Edmondson: The Bad Shepherd Speaks
The comic turned musician spills the beans on his own punk roots and middle class wankery Read more »| 22 Oct 2008 -
InterviewsIdle worship
Local comedian Teddy tells of meeting his comedy hero. Read more »| 11 Sep 2008 -
FestivalsDeath Proof Comedian
Ex Lawyer turned comedian, Keith Farnan takes on the American death penalty system in his first fringe show, titled Cruel and Unusual. Read more »| 01 Aug 2008 -
InterviewsFunny Women or Funny Business?
Stand up comedian Sian Bevan explores the dark side of funny in female branded competitions. Read more »| 07 Jul 2008 -
InterviewsFred MacAulay's getting on
As Fred MacAulay takes his show on the road, Emma Lennox finds he is in a nostalgic mood for his old school days Read more »| 20 May 2008 -
InterviewsBraw or Naw
Canadian comic, Stewart Francis casts a critical eye over what's braw and what's naw braw in the general scheme of life. Read more »| 01 Apr 2008 -
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Q's Who's Who
Are you wondering which local boys (and girls) to see at the Glasgow Comedy Festival? Then read Q's top tips for 2008. Read more »| 06 Mar 2008 -
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Laugh if you wanna Go Faster
There is a forbidden quality to a good night of stand up; it's best suited to small dark rooms where comics dare to whisper their unspeakable thoughts out loud. Read more »| 07 Dec 2007