Time Out's comedy editor Tim Arthur overlooks his Chelsea allegiance to visit Anfield with John Bishop, a scouser who turned his back on corporate success to be a stand-up comic
Kiwi comic Al Pitcher is a schizophrenic stand-up from the surreal Noble/Izzard school. Sauntering round the Hayward, Time Out asks him if comedy is art…
Women? Making people laugh? Don‘t be ridiculous, says Cath Clarke. Isn‘t screen comedy a man‘s game?
Amiable cynics Mitchell and Webb return with a new series on BBC2
There‘s more to ventriloquism than talking without moving your lips, discovers Time Out's comedy editor Tim Arthur when he takes his daughter‘s puppet to meet world-renowned comic and vent David Strassman
Murray Lachlan Young‘s new show is a mixture of fantasy, porn and poetry. Time Out's comedy editor Tim Arthur looks for reason in the rhyme
New York punk stand-up Ed Hamell has an opinion on everything, so we asked him to explain the differences between US and UK humour
Comedian Jimeoin tells Time Out about his worst gig experience among the 'massive surfing farmers' of Esperance, Western Australia
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