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When you start out in comedy, you are asked to perform your ‘best five minutes’. So, why don’t we tackle lockdown life in the same way?
When you start out in comedy, you are asked to perform your ‘best five minutes’. So, why don’t we tackle lockdown life in the same way?
As a trans woman in comedy, oversharing with strangers about how I’ve changed my body has become a sort of ‘second-nature’ to me (as opposed to ‘first-nature’ who is a two-bit, know-nothing idiot). Heck, even in civilian life I can’t stop going on about it
While we are all experiencing Lockdown in different situations, going by the number of announcements on Twitter from users claiming to have ‘completed Netflix’, one thing we are all doing is watching a lot of TV shows and film.
It’s Sunday and the fear is starting to set in. The calm I felt on Friday afternoon has dissipated and left, in its wake, a gaping hole of dread. Whilst the rest of the country has been placed in lockdown, I have found myself introducing my own set of lockdown rules at home.
I’ve been watching the next stage of London Hughes’s career take flight on Netflix over the Christmas period, and reflecting on what success looks like in the world of comedy.
Every month we will be inviting our readers to pitch us articles on a theme revealed in our regular newsletter. This month’s theme is ‘domesticity’ and plenty of you had a lot to say about this subject…
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