Summer Comedy Festival - Sara Pascoe

Friday Night Comedy from BBC Radio 4

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Comedy

4.2 • 13.3K Ratings

🗓️ 21 August 2020

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Superstar stand-up Sara Pascoe curates her dream festival; one for the miserable. Featuring readings from Rhik Samadder, comedy from Sophie Duker, music from Emmy the Great and a new character from Steen Raskopoulos, join Sara as she celebrates all of the things that make us tick. Producer: Leila Navabi Production co-ordinator: Caroline Barlow Sound design: Chris MacLean A BBC Studios Production

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds Music Radio Podcasts
0:04.6	Is this thing on?
0:09.0	There's something you need to know.
0:11.3	A new thriller is coming to BBC Sounds.
0:13.7	They're keeping it under wraps, but we've hacked the system.
0:16.5	The world is dying.
0:17.5	It's time to take action.
0:19.8	Subscribe to Power Out on BBC Sounds.
0:22.7	Power Out.
0:30.0	W
1:00.0	I'm Sarah Pasco and this is my summer comedy festival.
1:25.8	Can I pitch my idea for a festival for the miserable?
1:29.4	People frowned.
1:30.4	Well, they're still frowning now if they're not sobbing or coloring in to help their anxiety.
1:38.2	Summer festivals have traditionally celebrated stuff.
1:42.0	You know, music, friendship, cider, smoking rollies, even though you quit 14 years ago.
1:49.0	Whereas this festival, Tier Jerkers, is catering for all the people who don't want to have
1:55.8	a nice time.
1:57.8	It's kind of a collective morning.
2:00.8	We're all longing and lost, pining and pathetic.
2:07.8	I didn't know if it would be a popular idea, but 45 million people got tickets.
2:15.6	It has been a tough year.
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