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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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Standup Jon Richardson on turning his dark teenage diaries into a tearjerking memoir: ‘I couldn’t sugarcoat those years’

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By Brian Logan
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It begins on Christmas Day, 1996: “It’s been a lovely day … I realised how much I love my family.” It ends three years later: “I’m lying on the floor in floods of tears and all I want to do is die.” Say what you like about adolescence but it is nothing if not an emotional tumult.
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Standup Jon Richardson on turning his dark teenage diaries into a tearjerking memoir: ‘I couldn’t sugarcoat those years’

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By Brian Logan
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‘I have accumulated a horrific amount of paraphernalia from my own back story’ … Jon Richardson now and during his younger years. Composite: Ray Burmiston; Sphere It begins on Christmas Day, 1996: “It’s been a lovely day … I realised how much I love my family.” It ends three years later: “I’m lying on the floor in floods of tears and all I want to do is die.” Say what you like about adolescence but it is nothing if not an emotional tumult.
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Kevin Bridges review – steamroller standup is a joy but what’s with the £10 cloakroom charge?

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By Brian Logan
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Brilliantly blunt … Kevin Bridges. Photograph: Andy Hollingworth Is there a better no-frills standup at work today than Kevin Bridges? You’d struggle to find a more unfussily funny demonstration of the art form’s traditional virtues than at the Glaswegian’s new touring set.
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