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Write things, email people | @LMAOnaisecomedy newsletter | sometime @Funnywomen writer | Formerly arts/LGBTQ+ at @ESCulture. She/her. Views belong to a mayo jar
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Five years of LMAOnaise: Why comedy reviewing deserves better

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By Zoe Paskett Verified
| Funny Women Verified
I never wanted to review comedy. I just wanted to love it. I wanted to sit in a dark room (preferably middle-to-back) and laugh and then encourage other people to see the thing that made me laugh so we could all talk about how funny it was together. I set up LMAOnaise Comedy as a way to shout about all this fantastic comedy I was ingesting, and to build a community of people who wanted to do the same.
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From skating to sculpture, Arran Gregory revels in the organic

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By Fred Dodgson, Robert Kazandjian, Catherine Jones, Zoe Paskett Verified
| Huck Magazine Verified
“I think my work is an inquiry into understanding a deeper self,” says London-based multi-disciplinary visual artist, and skateboarder, Arran Gregory during our WhatsApp call, him nearly eight thousand miles away in Bali. “This idea of exploring where we come from, how we suddenly got here, and connecting the dots between the two.” Gregory’s statement is one that has remained relevant throughout his creative practice.
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In Bristol, pub singers are keeping an age-old tradition alive

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By Fred Dodgson, Robert Kazandjian, Catherine Jones, Zoe Paskett Verified
| Huck Magazine Verified
“Drunkenness is a strange thing,” says Brad Foskett, preparing to entertain a gaggle of regulars at The Black Cat in Bedminster, south Bristol. “It can be happy, or it can be violent.” With a relentless schedule of pub singing that saw him have just a single weekend free from performance last year, the assumption is that Foskett has seen plenty of both. As he sings, the glumness of a late February afternoon begins to lift with every passing song.
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