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Jonno

‘Jonno’ Johnson is the head writer of Saturday Night Live UK (Sky). He co-wrote the Rose d’Or-nominated international comedy series Parlement (France.TV), for which he also won the 2020 Grimme-Preis
for Fiction. He was also a writer for Wedding Season (Disney+), Elliott from Earth (Cartoon Network) and Siblings(BBC3). As a performer, he is one t...


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Maxx Eddy

A New Face of Comedy at the 2025 Just for Laughs Festival, Maxx Eddy has quickly built a reputation for his sharp writing and high-energy storytelling. He recently made his US television debut on Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen. Maxx is bringing his debut show, ‘Bi Meets World’ to the Fringe. We spoke with Maxx about his show, performative masculinity, and ...


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Dom McGovern is a comedian, writer, and actor from London. He is the co-writer of Chicken Shop Date with


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Harriet Richardson is a performance artist and, as we shall see, a definitely-not-a-comedian based in London, whose work – such as ‘100 Dates’ and ‘Temporary’, explores themes of love, sex, and intimacy. Taking her performance art as a starting point, she has developed the sh...


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Cosprop, is probably one of the most revered and influential arts companies you’ve never heard of. Founded in the 1960’s by London arts student John Bright, it started as a small collection of antique bodices he discovered whilst rummaging around Paris’ Cligancourt flea market. Sixty years later it’s grown into a collection of over a million costume it...


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