Stewart Lee

Again, I've talked to you, I've said, oh, I do all these smaller venues because it's about size and maybe I just like having to work more.

I think so.

Yeah.

Yeah.

There's two weeks at Ali Pali in the theatre at Alexandra Palace in London in February.

The weekends have gone a lot, but the weekdays are still there if anyone wants to go.

And it'll be great in there because it's an old gothic-y looking building and it'll really suit the horror aspect of the show.

The bullies at my school were the funniest people.

If we're to believe the nearly 30 people that have described Farage's behaviour at school, he's occupying two positions simultaneously.

First of all, he says he doesn't remember it and he denies it happens.

And then he says it was just banter.

It was bants.

Anyway, I don't think there is such a thing as harmless banter anymore.

Certainly not outside the codifying effects of a theatre space or of a close group of friends can sometimes be callous to each other.

In a way that's enormously liberating, actually, and bonding.

And some comedians...

can create that atmosphere in a room where the audience feel like they're in on it.

Sadovitz can do that.

Not always.

And in fact, it's more difficult for him now because