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Is politics the new comedy?
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[The Stage] - Besides he, along with the other acts that included Arnold Brown, Phil Nichol and Mark Nelson, was already thrown by the pall that George Galloway's earlier appearance had thrown over the evening. Offbeat it might have been, but Galloway's emphatic
Clinton Lacey to be keynote speaker at People's Ceremony
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[NorthJersey.com (press release)] - Also speaking will be Arnold Brown and Theodora Lacey, co-chairs of the Martin Luther King, Jr., Monument Committee. Brown is also chair of the African-American Advisory Committee to the Bergen County Board of Chosen Freeholders. Brown and Lacey
Guardian: The Establishment Club – review
[The Guardian] - Expectations are thus raised for an array of "new and controversial" talents too hot for TV to handle, then dashed when Allen welcomes low-wattage 1980s survivor Arnold Brown to start the gig. What follows is an erratic evening of comedy, cabaret and
The Establishment, Ronnie Scott's, London
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[The Independent] - Before Galloway's reprise, fellow Glaswegian, veteran comic and Comedy Store contemporary of Keith Allen, Arnold Brown wheeled out his vintage brand of dry humour ("drugs lead to terrible things - like jazz"), after which Marian Pashley's disinterested
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