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Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton Review date: 20th August 2019 Watching Dilruk Jayasinha has got to be one of my favourite surprises at Edinburgh Fringe 2019. His posters may showcase a larger fellow, however, what you get in person is someone rather ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton Review date: 20th August 2019 Since successfully making it into the final of Britain’s Got Talent last year, Micky P Kerr has made himself known for being the loveable primary school teacher from Leeds with a collection ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton Review date: 4th August 2019 Sid Singh has an unwavering confidence about him when he performs on stage; you can tell you’re in the presence of a seasoned professional. In the very beginning, Sid goes out of his way to ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton Review date: 6th August 2019 Well this was a surprisingly wonderful split-bill show. Hidden in one of the many caves at Just the Tonic, Laura McMahon and Will Hall provide you with two 30 minute sets of top quality comedy. ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton Review date: 8th August 2019 Following the success of last year’s show, ‘Ginster’s Paradise’ is the next instalment in the ‘Chipolata Trilogy’. As a first time watcher of The Delightful ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton Review date: 7th August 2019 The beauty of the arts and comedy in particular, is that it allows individuals to tackle difficult topics in a cathartic way, which can take the form of entertainment, education and art; it neither

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Ciara Kelleher Review date: 13th August 2019 After watching the 2018 BROS documentary “After the Screaming Stops”, which followed twins Matt & Luke Goss, musical duo Flo & Joan question how they can halt their slow descent into ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton Review date: 11th August 2019 Where do I begin with a show like this? Let’s just say, if the Vikings in real life were anything like Viggo, then there would’ve been less pillaging and more playfulness (well to a ...

Radio Ha-Ha! talks Ha-Ha! Written by Ciara Kelleher Review date: 13th August 2019 Frank Skinner is a writer, comedian, TV presenter and actor who is notoriously famous for his dry wit. I went to see Frank’s show with the expectation that he would be as dry humoured as he has

Radio Ha-Ha! talk Ha-Ha! Written by Sarah Exton Review date: 11th August 2019 Opening with the 2004 banger “Yeah” by Usher, this US trio set the tone for what could only be described as a beautifully absurd hour of comedy. These boys constantly ‘Hit the ...