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The Comedy Café: 27/07/2012

27/07/2012

BBC Radio Scotland - The Comedy Café, 27/07/2012

Julia Sutherland talks about puns with Stuart Goldsmith and Bec Hill.

Julia Sutherland talks about puns with her fellow comedians Stuart Goldsmith and Bec Hill, plus a sneaky peek behind the scenes of Ian Pattison's play about Tommy Sheridan.

Character comedian Nick Mohammed will join Julia from London to tell her about his Edinburgh Fringe show which is being adapted for BBC television

Paul Saunders goes behind the scenes at rehearsals of I, Tommy - the Ian Pattison play about Tommy Sheridan, and gets a preview of the Assembly Festival's plans for August from Artistic Director William Burdett Coutts.

Comedian Jim Smallman, Julia and comedy critic Jay Richardson discuss the lengths comedians are willing to go to in order to publicise their Edinburgh Fringe shows

Comedians Bec Hill and Stuart Goldsmith debate punning with Julia - and Stuart tells us about the challenge he's set comedy critics coming to his Fringe show.

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