Comedians
Andre Vincent delights in showing a squirmish audience video footage of his operation to remove a cancer-ridden kidney.Sounds a right barrel of laughs, doesn't it? A comedy about cancer. Humour about a tumour.
But it turns out that - professionally, anyway - getting cancer was one of the best things to ...
Born in 1947 in Manchester, comedian Andrew Bailey is a veteran of London's original Comedy Store, Bailey describes himself as ''a clown who deals in the dark side of things''. Since the 1970s his stand-up comedy work has included many characters, including the manic clown Podomovski and Brian the finger puppeteer, who creat ... 
Forget the violin. Forget the classical background. As troubadour Andrew Bird puts it, ''At this point the violin just happens to be the instrument I have on hand to make the sounds that I hear. I like to abuse it and pull as many sounds out of it as I can.'' Bird is a masterful and intuitive singer / songwriter, and what he does ... 
Born and raised in West Auckland, New Zealand, Andrew was 21 before he cast aside a ''career'' as a sales rep and set off to seek his fortune on the comedy circuits of Australia. Four years later, after a number of national tours performing in over 200 venues across the Tasman, as well as short tours to the U.K. and Singapore, And ... 
Life outside of Nova Scotia is difficult for Andrew to understand. From the silly to the socially relevant, nothing escapes this sarcastic Maritimer's look at big city and pop culture absurdities.
Andrew is a prominent ''alternative'' comedian. His long-running The Second Show and Eugene Mirman and Bobby Tisdale's Invite Them Up were the first comedy shows at Rififi/Cinema Classics, one of alternative or indie comedy's most important New York venues. His one-person shows, Petula Clark's Greatest Hits, Bridge- ... 
Winner of BBC New Comedy Competition 2004
Andrew Maxwell is more than a stand up comedian -he's an intrepid social commentator and political protagonist on a mission to liberate minds with the power of comedy.
Murrell looks flash and his material's just as sharp'' - Evening Standard, 2000
The ten-year-old Andrew O'Neill is standing on the stage in front of his school in assembly. He is performing sketches from the Comic Relief Big Red Tape mixed with stuff he and his friend Tom have made up themselves. And the audience is laughing. It works, this comedy lark.
