4.8 • 1.6K Ratings
🗓️ 20 February 2014
⏱️ 79 minutes
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Nick Helm grunts and sweats his way through a hilarious hurricane of jokes, songs, poetry and swearing, all the while undergoing a total emotional breakdown on stage. We encounter the soft-spoken and articulate theatre-maker behind the heavy metal mask, exploring how he structures his epic shows, the origin of his bombast, and his feelings on his starring role in BBC3's “Uncle”.
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1:18.1 | Hello and welcome to the show. I'm Stuart Goldsmith and we've got about seven more episodes from the Edinburgh shows from last festival to bang out, |
1:21.0 | but we're going to take a brief break from them now in order to sneak this one out that we recorded last Sunday at Dave's Leicester comedy festival. |
1:27.0 | I've been trying to get Nick Helm on the show for ages, we've never managed to work the dates out, and we've finally sorted sorted it so I'm really pleased with this I |
1:34.0 | think we started to get to the bottom of what he's all about and I think Nick is |
1:37.8 | fascinating oh no I just remembered that's the drinking game isn't it |
1:40.8 | whatever Steve says fascinating or refers to being a busker |
1:43.9 | then take a drink there's probably others as well. Let's chuck some |
1:47.6 | suggestions in on Twitter please that was started by at Wateracre a dear |
1:51.6 | friend of mine and by all means rip the piss out of me and all the things I usually do. |
1:56.0 | That could actually be helpful. Anytime Stew is Cripple with self-doubt, drink. |
2:01.0 | Anyway, the point being, I think what's really good about Nick, other than his obvious brilliant talent and how funny he is, is he has a very different take on the purpose of his comedy. |
2:12.0 | And it reminds me a little bit of Tom Perry from |
2:13.7 | Papies from some of the stuff Tom said in that Papies interview so you might want to |
2:17.0 | listen back at that and see if it links I'm all of the lava I'm a flustard I'm |
2:21.8 | leaving I've got to go to France and do some gigs |
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