Eddie Izzard

Join us for the latest exciting event in our Bristol Distinguished Address Series, recorded live at the Watershed in Bristol. A conversation with Camilla Rigby and Rachel Mostyn, Co-Founders and CEOs of Bristol-based business the Women's Work Lab, as they explain how and why they are doing well by doing good.

Since launching, Women’s Work Lab has supported over 300 women – mostly single parents, many with experience of domestic abuse, children with SEN and their own health conditions – on their journey into work. Camilla and Rachel's shared vision is to become the UK’s biggest employability support for unemployed Mums.

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Rachel Mostyn & Camilla Rigby, The Women's Work Lab | Bristol Distinguished Address Series

RHLSTP #90: Eddie Izzard - Magic Ian's Nephew. Richard is unnecessarily unpleasant to someone in the audience (what's new?) before quickly bringing on a man with a drive that burgeons on insanity, but it's the good kind of insanity, Eddie Izzard. It's an unsurprisingly sprawling but incredible conversation that takes us through why God doesn't reveal himself, through the clumsy religious allegories of CS Lewis, through what kind of madness would make a man run 43 Marathons in 51 days, how to pronounce Calippo, how Eddie would have fared in the army, his political ambitions and philosophy, performing in languages that you were recently unable to speak, the short-sighted nature of the Ocean's Eleven franchise, the years of struggling to make it (with some great stories about his street theatre days) and why the world needs to come together and give everyone hope. It's electrifying and inspirational and Richard hardly says anything (because he's not an idiot who is going to waste this opportunity). It's just a proper treat so stop reading this and ingest it NOW!

More episodes:
http://www.comedy.co.uk/podcasts/richard_herring_lst_podcast/

Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast - Episode 90 - Eddie Izzard

Eddie Izzard visited UWE Bristol as part of his Stand Up For Europe tour which saw the actor and comedian visit 31 cities in 31 days. Here is the audio of his talk and question and answer session. 

Eddie Izzard is proud to be a British European and strongly believes that Britain should fight for the right to remain in Europe. Eddie outlined the reasons behind this belief, at UWE Bristol's Exhibition and Conference Centre (ECC) to an audience of 500 students and staff.

Eddie Izzard at UWE Bristol - Stand Up for Europe

This month's London Varieties podcast is a bit of a special one - we have some snippets from one of the great comedy acts that we featured on the live Leicester Square Theatre show, but most of the podcast is devoted to my interview with Eddie Izzard. In the late 80's we were both street performers at London's Covent Garden, so we chatted about the things we learned during those years that influenced what we do these days - and it's more than you might think.

http://www.comedy.co.uk/podcasts/mat_ricardos_london_varieties/

Eddie Izzard at UWE Bristol - Stand Up for Europe

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