Comedy
Is Monogamy Dead? Northern Soul chats to author and comedian, Rosie Wilby
“Lots of people have told me that it resonates with them, gay or straight,” says Rosie Wilby.
“It’s nice to be able to say whatever I want.” Comedian Simon Day talks to Northern Soul
There can’t be too many things that link Alan Bennett, Peter Gabriel and Charles Bronson (the violent jailbird one).
Comedy Review: Manchester Comedy at Edinburgh Fringe Festival
It feels like a record year for Manchester comedy acts at the Edinburgh Fringe.
What’s on in September: Comedy in Manchester
It’s September, so dust off your satchel, sharpen your pencils and straighten that tie…no wait, that’s school, isn’t it? Wrong one. Forget that. You don’t need any of those things to take in the comedy this month.
Review: Clown Fest, Manchester
Before I went to Clown Fest I thought there were two kinds of clown: kiddy clowns and scary clowns.
What’s on in August: Comedy in Manchester
Many clubs may have taken a break, and half the funny side of the city have headed for the Edinburgh Fringe, but not to worry, you don’t have to go back to watching your dog chew a fruit gum for your entertainment.
Making Life Rhyme: Northern Soul chats to Punk in Drublic
My knowledge of poetry begins and ends with Pam Ayres (ask your Granny) and four-line stanzas where something rhymes with Nantucket.
What’s on in July: Comedy in Manchester
There are plenty of nervy-looking comedians about town this month. This is because there are more Edinburgh Fringe preview shows in Manchester than there are people who claim to have been at that Sex Pistols gig in the Free Trade Hall in 1976.
What’s on in June: Comedy in Manchester
Manchester, you did us proud last month. You deserve a laugh. So, get down to the comedy love-in this June.
What’s on in May: Comedy in Manchester
Back in the day the only amusement people could find during the month of May was to continually circle a massive pole dangling with ribbons.
Freerange Comedy Festival at Brewery Arts Centre Kendal
Comedy fans who can’t make Harry and Meghan’s big day at Windsor Castle can experience a ‘Royal Wedding’ with a difference in Kendal this May at Freerange Comedy Festival, hosted by Brewery Arts Centre.
The Northern Soul Poll
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