Some of the biggest and most influential names in modern literature, art, music and performance share their stories, thoughts and ideas.
Listen to the people shaping arts and culture today in podcasts which reflect our richly diverse events, exhibitions and festivals programme from the Southbank Centre and Hayward Gallery.
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Some of the biggest and most influential names in modern literature, art, music and performance share their stories, thoughts and ideas.
Listen to the people shaping arts and culture today in podcasts which reflect our richly diverse events, exhibitions and festivals programme from the Southbank Centre and Hayward Gallery.
In this episode, Harriet Fitch Little asks is this a golden age for political humour? Why do we laugh at politics and do we need to?
She speaks to joke writer for Private Eye magazine Tom Jamieson, and comedians Tiff Stevenson and Kieran Hodgson about the effect of current affairs have had on comedy.
“Satire sits bleary eyed & unshaven in a cheap motel room surrounded by empty vodka bottles quietly sobbing as it watches the news.”
TOM JAMIESON
Southbank Centre
Some of the biggest and most influential names in modern literature, art, music and performance share their stories, thoughts and ideas.
Listen to the people shaping arts and culture today in podcasts which reflect our richly diverse events, exhibitions and festivals programme from the Southbank Centre and Hayward Gallery.
