Believe It! is the ‘radiography’ of Richard Wilson, or at least it would it be if he hadn’t made half of it up. It’s quite a wonderful experience listening to woven tales that may or may not be true. It

I was going into this one blind. The venue, the audience, and everything else about the gig were a mystery to me and my ignorance was self-imposed. My friend and fellow stand-up Lee had told me the date and time,

This week saw the release of the fourth in the American Pie series, The Reunion, where we rejoin Stifler et al nearly a decade after we left them celebrating Jim’s marriage to Michelle. After the previous cinematic release, American Pie:

As you’re no doubt aware, we’re huge fans of funny adverts here at The Comedy Journal. In the featured videos on the homepage alone you can find Dollar Shave Club, one of the funniest adverts I’ve seen for a while.

Howdy. I’m a comedian – admittedly a very very minor one, but a comedian nonetheless. It’s a bit like playing Sunday League and then telling everyone you’re a footballer, but I’m sticking by it. So there. I’ve been doing standup

This evening saw the first episode in the second series of Tom Wrigglesworth’s Open Letters, a Radio 4 production starring Sony Award-winning comic Wrigglesworth delivering his message to the insurance industry and querying just why insurance, on the whole, is

A very fond hello to all fans of comedy, great and small! Those of you who are particularly dedicated frequenters of The Comedy Journal might already know of me – my name’s Joz Norris and I’ve occasionally contributed guest features

Uncle Roy!

It’s not often that I thank my lucky stars for Geoffrey Palmer, star of As Time Goes By. Every two or three days at the most. Last night was certainly one of those moments, as Palmer performed the role of

Cardinal Burns is a new comedy sketch show written and performed by Seb Cardinal and Dustin Demri-Burns.

Camden Town is precious to locals and tourists alike, constantly evolving with the times, and over the years many of Britain’s favourite acts have cut their teeth in the pubs and clubs of this famous old North London area. It