Tag Archives: Morrissey

And in at Number Three, it’s being solitary – The Anatomy of Rest

Posted on September 27, 2016 by robinince

Spending a Sunday afternoon recording a Radio 4 show in the library of the Wellcome Institute, near its cakes and pickle jars, is just the sort of thing that would be expected of me. I was taking part in a … Continue reading →

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We Are All Chrysalids Now – on body shaming and other circus antics

Posted on August 24, 2016 by robinince

Striding through the urine warm, wave machine propelled waters of a Kentish leisure centre, I realised that there wasn’t a body there that wouldn’t be shamed if it belonged to a public figure. Evolution can create a lot of shapes … Continue reading →

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The Fury of the Beachfront (A review of Brighton’s Anger)

Posted on January 15, 2014 by robinince

I love and fear the Pointless Anger shows. Michael Legge and I did another one last night.  Put simply, it is two friends showing off to each other and an audience with as little showbiz artifice as they can manage. … Continue reading →

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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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