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Our Splendid Defeat – Happiness Through Failure

Posted on August 1, 2013 by robinince

As usual I put this up under cover of darkness, a loosely linked collection of thoughts on stand up, failure, and becoming product. I’ll either delete or rewrite this tomorrow, but here it is now. As usual, it is a … Continue reading →

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The Five Star Comedian Read His One Star Review And Started to Experience an Identity Crisis

Posted on August 21, 2012 by robinince

this is not a cohesive whole, but a collection of paragraphs loosely mulling over the impossibility of objective judgement of comedy (well i think that’s what it is). It is partly due to reading diverse critical opinions of shows at … Continue reading →

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“it all used to be anarchist mimes around here” he wept

Posted on August 16, 2012 by robinince

WARNING – no editorial process has taken place, expect poor sentence structure, bad punctuation and misspelling What is that you are thinking, “there aren’t enough blogs about the Edinburgh fringe here”? Oh okay, I’ll write one too then. Sadly this … Continue reading →

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The Stand Up’s Journey From, To and From The Edinburgh Fringe Festival – a fiction

Posted on August 30, 2011 by robinince

The Stand up’s Journey From, To , and From The Edinburgh Fringe – a fiction based on things that may or may not have happened in a variety of performers’ minds over the last year 30th August 1 hour into … Continue reading →

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