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‘A Local Show for Local People’: Alternative Cabaret at the Tower Arts Centre, Winchester, UK, 1981–mpany Forkbeard Fantasy, clowns Zippo and Company, and members of a Youth Training Scheme, Eye to Eye. Performance archaeology is used to reconstruct a double act in which the author, Richard Cuming, performed with clown Graham Newton as a parody punk poet.

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Pressing for No Change? Political Correctness, the Defence of the ‘mainstream’ and Class in UK Newspders would gain little understanding of the demands either of ideological or of formal innovation in alternative comedy. Coverage focussed on alternative comedy on television, often ridiculing alternative comedy performers for smaller TV audiences than those garnered by ‘old school’ comedians.

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The Dramatic Script of Alternative Comedylitical bite as it becomes more mainstream, more adored by those from all sides of the political spectrum? It also examines how affirmative answers to this question pre-empt a certain kind of defeatism.

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Book 2022 movement in Britain that began in 1979 and continues to influence contemporary stand-up comedy. The collection examines the contexts, performances and reception of alternative comedy in order to provide a holistic approach to examining the socio-political impact and significance of alternative come

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