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Interview

Interview

Jade Gebbie

‘I think there a specific millennial kind of overthinking-ness…’ Jade Gebbie tells us about her being ‘The People Pleaser’

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Natalie Quarry

‘I think it’s interesting playing a character who changes… perspective so much throughout one story’. Natalie Quarry chats to us about her demanding role in the new film ‘Think of England’

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Kate Hammer

‘I love it when an audience surprises me’. We chat to the ‘Government-Approved Comedian’ about her show at GICF

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Bronwyn Isaac

‘I think it’s easy to log onto the internet and feel like you’re the only one who feels wonky and uncomfortable’. Bronwyn Isaac tell us about her show at GICF, ‘Why Are You Here?’

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Giulia Galastro

‘I think my brain craves novelty’ – We chat to comedian Giulia Castro ahead of her new work-in-progress show, ‘Growth’ at the Glasgow International Comedy Festival

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Kathleen Hughes

‘I like birch, I think she’s kind of a diva. Skinny diva.’ Kathleen Hughes goes back to her roots in new work-in-progress show ‘Twig’

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Mara Joy

‘I remember watching some of Start Trek: Next Generation and being obsessed with Data.’ Mara Joy tells us about her Glasgow International Comedy Festival show, ‘I Am [Not] a Robot’

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Gareth Gwynn

‘Wales has been mapped more extensively by tea towel than by Ordnance Survey!’ We chat to comedian Gareth Gwynn about his WIP show, ‘Cyril’

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Sarah Bradley

‘Even if you don’t necessarily believe in sunshine and rainbows…hopefully you’ll come out believing in love’. Comedian and ‘Romcom scholar’ Sarah Bradley tells us about new show ‘How to Write a Romcom’

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Interview: Megan Tremethick

‘I have adored Amicus films ever since I was about ten years old.’ We speak to Megan Tremethick about her central role in the revived horror studio and the anthology film ‘In the Grip of Terror’

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Interview: Sepideh Farsi

The director of Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk tell us about the film and its late subject, the late Palestinian journalist Fatima Hassouna

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Interview: Su Mi

‘My comedy feels raw, silly and intrusive.’ ‘Anti-clown’ Su Mi tells us about their debut Fringe show, ‘THISMOTHERPHUCKER’