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Author Archives: Lauri Moyle
Mumford on Rev: Utterly confusing
Apparently: “Rev is insidious because it’s just so good.” I think I know what Mumford is getting at. Because so many people like the hit BBC sitcom Rev (because its so good), so the logic goes, there is a danger … Continue reading
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Writing for The New Statesman Stewart Lee ask ‘Where are all the right-wing stand-ups?’, but is it really about right and left? Reagan seems to be an exception
I’m an unadulterated fanboy of Stewart Lee. The ‘alternative’ stand-up comic is a cultural worker who might be classed in the high-art of stand-up comedy if the concept didn’t somehow seem a little absurd (Though it is true that at … Continue reading
Posted in comedy, God, humor, Humour
Tagged Chris Rock, comedy, humanism, Lee, left-wing, New Statesman, right-wing, Ronald Reagan, Stand-up comedy, Stewart Lee, Tory
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Fiction and the Reading Public 