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Hello and welcome to the show. I'm Stuart Goldsmith. This is the only podcast about comedy and today we are talking to John Luke Roberts who was responsible

for one of the best and most compelling pieces of comedy I think I've ever seen in 25 years of going to the Edinburgh Festival.

We will talk about it at length, but he always does very quirky, interesting work that

marries a sort of absurdist sensibility and a very silly

physical clowning element with some very very technical and cerebral joke

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