it's rachel parris and marcus brigstocke!, and her husband, fellow comedian marcus brigstocke, can hear the laughs again. you keep chatting, and i'll give it a go. alright, i'll keep chatting. we had a conversation... that's the most upstaging thing you could do. that's made it worse. this is their weekly online show at the always be comedy club, and it has a live front row. i think the front row that we hear and see on these online gigs is only 10 people, and it makes such a huge difference. it changes the gig, in my mind, completely, and it improves, it means you can do yourjokes with the correct timing. and, as we heard earlier, a live audience is vital in helping comedians to workshop new material. after all, barnstorming routines don't arrive fully formed. so i would be going out at least five nights a week to play tiny venues with a brand—new hour, you know, and they pay a very small amount of money and, i suppose, in a sense, that's what the tuesday night abc shows, it's £3, which we regret, that is a bit too low, but

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it's rachel parris and marcus brigstocke! cheering and applause.he laughs again. you keep chatting, and i'll give it a go. alright, i'll keep chatting. we had a conversation... people laugh. that's the most upstaging thing you could do. that's made it worse. this is their weekly online show at the always be comedy club, and it has a live front row. i think the front row that we hear and see on these online gigs is only 10 people, and it makes such a huge difference. it changes the gig, in my mind, completely, and it improves, it means you can do yourjokes with the correct timing. and, as we heard earlier, a live audience is vital in helping comedians to workshop new material. after all, barnstorming routines don't arrive fully formed. so i would be going out at least five nights a week to play tiny venues with a brand—new hour, you know, and they pay a very small amount of money and, i suppose, in a sense, that's what the tuesday night abc shows, it's £3, which we regret, that is a bit too low, but it's £3 of us tumbling through a string of ideas,

but now rachel and her husband, marcus brigstock, can hear the laughs again.g about mini cheddars. we had a conversation, that is the most upstaging thing you could do. that has made it worse. this is their weekly online show at the always be comedy club and it has a live front row. i think the front row we hear and see on these online gigs is only ten people and it makes such a huge difference, it changes the gig completely. it means you can do yourjokes, with the correct timing. and as we heard earlier, a live audience is vital in helping comedians workshop new material. after all barnstorming routines don't arrive fully formed. so i would be going out at least five nights a week to play tiny venues with a brand—new hour and they pay a very small amount of money. i suppose in a sense that is what the tuesday night abc show is £3 which we regret, that is a bit too low but it is £3 of us tumbling through a string of ideas. some of which will turn into great and long=lasting routines that we do for the next year. james gill is the mc and warm up for the couple

it's rachel parris and marcus brigstocke!nd it makes such a huge difference. it changes the gig, in my mind, completely, and it means you can do yourjokes with the correct timing. and, as we heard earlier, a live audience is vital in helping comedians workshop new material. after all, barnstorming routines don't arrive fully formed. so, i would be going out at least five nights a week to play tiny venues with a brand—new hour and they pay a very small amount of money and i suppose in a sense that is what the tuesday night abc show is, £3, which we regret! that's a bit too much! but it's £3 of us tumbling through a string of ideas, some of which will turn into hopefully great and long lasting routines that we do for the next year. james gill is the mc and warm up for the couple and he has found that there are certain hazards to having an audience who are live in their own living rooms. two of our regulars, and they are such lovely people, but they have a dog and so... again, you don't get this at the palladium! a couple of tim