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1. Mitch Benn comes to town

Get Wokingham, Thursday 30 October 2008
Radio 4 listeners were left bemused earlier this year when they heard Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger singing a painfully funny song about his knighthood.

2. laughtertrack - comedy whats on

Get Wokingham, Thursday 30 October 2008
Stephen K Amos plays The Concert Hall on Thursday, November 6.

3. Laughter track

Get Wokingham, Thursday 23 October 2008

Now that the Comedy Festival is over for another year, you could be forgiven for thinking that the laughter has been packed away again.

4. Review - Rich Hall at the Concert Hall

Get Wokingham, Friday 17 October 2008
A healthy Concert Hall turnout for American reedy-voiced deadpanner Rich Hall, who didn't even know (or care) he was part of the Reading Comedy Festival until that day.

5. Open mic contest: The Final on Thursday night

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 15 October 2008

Thursday 16th October sees the final of the annual Open Mic contest, one of the biggest events in Reading Comedy Festival’s collection.

6. Laughter track

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 15 October 2008

Everyone's favourite doorman is back on the road again with a mission to explain why women are complicated and men are simple.

7. From pizza to fatherhood

Get Wokingham, Monday 13 October 2008

Last year, Ed Hamell was a resident comic at Edinburgh, netting a handful of five-star reviews in the process.

8. Otis heads to the hall

Get Wokingham, Monday 13 October 2008

The Reading Comedy Festival welcomes Perrier award-winner Rich Hall when he returns to the Concert Hall with a brand new stand-up set followed by his alter ego Otis Lee Crenshaw.

9. Jason Manford at the Concert Hall

Get Wokingham, Monday 13 October 2008

Despite turning up half-an-hour late because of traffic troubles the crowd at Reading’s Concert Hall warmed to this cuddly, baby-faced comedian immediately.

10. Jason’s purr-fect brand of humour

Get Wokingham, Friday 10 October 2008
Will eight out of 10 in the audience laugh at Jason Manford’s performance on Sunday?
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