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[email protected]/Funnyhaha (Weds 7th/14th)

Mar 7, 2012
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Posted by Ben Miller

Could there be a better setting for Red Dwarfer Norman Lovett’s understated, anecdotal, meandering and occasionally unintentionally hilarious style? Well, no, probably not, because upstairs at the Caz is quite small. Turn up again the following Wednesday and you’ll probably get covered in sweat by Nick Helm, the slightly mad character comedian who won the vote for the funniest joke at the Edinburgh Fringe last year. He headlines Funnyhaha, hosted by the marvellous Julie Jepson. And it’s only a fiver.

Caroline of Brunswick, Weds 7th/Weds 14th Mar 2012

Mar 7, 2012
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