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Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton Review date: 2nd August 2019 Attacking politics from an angsty angle runs the risk of being divisive to an audience. Performers like Frankie Boyle highlight the risk of becoming comedy marmite; people either hate you or love ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton Review date: 2nd August 2019 This debut hour is a very casual introduction to self-described “film snob” Nathan Roberts. I think we can all agree that film and television have an influence in our day-to-day ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton Review date: 1st August 2019 Most performers can easily become disheartened when only 5 audience members turn up; especially when you know 3 of those audience members are made up of critics. This wasn’t the case for

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton Review date: 1st August 2019 Alasdair Beckett-King isn’t your every day comedian, oh no, he is so much more! This wonderful hour of comedy is brought to you by an interdimensional traveller; specifically come to share ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton Review date: 1st August 2019 Millerick opens with commentary on his previous show “Sunflower;” before plunging straight into humour surrounding his wife’s near-death trauma. Dark, but all in good jest! Millerick’s ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Ciara Kelleher In this highly interactive and entertaining show entitled ‘Everybody Loves Ray, Man’, Australian comedian Ray Badran talks the audience through some of the sitcom-esque situations that have happened in his life. ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton ‘Love Songs’ is an autobiographical one-woman show performed by Alissa Anne Jeun Yi. Throughout the hour, Alissa recounts her experience with romance over the years and how the influence of the media creates unrealistic ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton The show follows Stu Morecambe (portrayed by John Lightbody) on his search for a lost record created by three musical geniuses, Roger LaFevre, Tony Noel and AP Williams; whose tales seem to have been forgotten throughout time.

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton From seeing him in ‘Black Books’ and watching his previous stand-up shows, I’ve always admired Dylan Moran for his ability of giving an incredibly polished performance in quite a dishevelled manner. Dylan delivers everything ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton Ivo has an incredibly likeable demeanour and a subtle charm, making ‘Motion Sickness’ a delightful hour of entertainment. Kicking the show off with the topic of ‘trains’, Ivo is able to turn a usually mundane topic into a ...