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Brian Logan

  • Artistic Director, Camden People's Theatre and Comedy Critic, The Guardian
United Kingdom
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AD of Camden People’s Theatre, Guardian comedy person, CPFC/DUFC fan, dad - not always in that order.
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James Phelan: Showman review – an amazing pick’n’mix of telepathy and magic

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By Brian Logan
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James Phelan: Showman review – an amazing pick’n’mix of telepathy and magic

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By Brian Logan
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An audience member is on stage, their feet hypnotically glued to the floor. Under the influence of magician and mentalist James Phelan, we've just seen them unable to count to 10, or remember their own name. Now Phelan has a finger to their brow, to channel into their head the unspoken thoughts of another punter sat in the auditorium. A woman in the back row is invited to summon to mind what she wished to be when she was younger.
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‘I want to bury it under a roundabout!’ Kim Noble on his unusual approach to promoting his graphic novel

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By Brian Logan
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‘The publisher wants a biography of me on the back cover, which I’m horrified by’ ... Kim Noble. Photograph: No credit There are commercial strategies to promote your first book, and then there’s what Kim Noble planned. “I asked the publishers if I could hire a digger, then go to a roundabout, dig a massive hole and bury the books under the roundabout,” he tells me, deadpan over coffee. “They didn’t think it was a good idea.” You don’t say, Kim.
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