Comedians Alex, Paul, and Moz discuss various topics including British accents, experiences abroad, comedy shows, and the possibility of Luke Johnson replacing Luke Thompson on the podcast. They also talk about the importance of starting with a joke in comedy routines and share their upcoming show at the Edinburgh festival.
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The comedians discuss the importance of adapting to different accents and dialects in order to connect with their audience.
The podcast features light-hearted banter and playful interactions between the comedians, creating an entertaining and lighthearted atmosphere throughout.
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The three comedians discuss their comedy experiences and the fringe festival
The episode features three comedians, Alex Love, Paul Langton, and Maz, discussing their experiences in comedy and their participation in the fringe festival. They talk about their shows, the challenges of performing, and the unique atmosphere of the festivals. The comedians share their insights and stories, providing an entertaining and informative discussion about the world of comedy.
The comedians describe their backgrounds and regional accents
Each comedian shares their background and regional accent, offering a glimpse into their personal experiences and the accents associated with their respective hometowns. Maz, originally from Birmingham, discusses the Birmingham accent and his experiences growing up there. Alex, from Gloucestershire, describes his neutral accent with a slight Birmingham lilt. Paul, born and raised in London but with Irish heritage, talks about the influence of Irish culture and accents in his life.
The importance of connecting with the audience and adapting to different regions
The comedians discuss the importance of connecting with the audience, particularly in different regions. They share anecdotes about starting their performances with jokes tailored to the local area or audience, and how they adapt to different accents and dialects. They highlight the delicate balance between being relatable to the audience and maintaining their own comedic style and persona.
Humorous banter and light-hearted conversation among the comedians
Throughout the episode, the comedians engage in light-hearted banter and humorous conversation. They joke about various topics, from regional stereotypes to Luke Johnson, the fictional clone of Luke Thompson. Their playful and comedic interactions create an entertaining and lighthearted atmosphere throughout the podcast.
Hello Listeners! This is the first of three podcast episodes recorded with comedians Alex Love, Paul Langton and Moz at the Brighton Fringe Festival last month. In this episode I introduce Alex, Paul and Moz and we discuss a number of topics including: British accents, experiences in foreign countries, comedy shows and a mysterious character called Luke Johnson. Listen to the episode to find out more, and please feel free to leave comments and questions below. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ABOUT THIS EPISODE http://teacherluke.wordpress.com/2012/06/07/brighton-fringe-festival-1/