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Joe Pasquale almost retired from live comedy until an existential crisis reminded him of his love for performance. The squeaky-voiced funnyman on being nurtured by Bob Monkhouse and Ken Dodd, and why his ‘silly, juvenile' humour will never see him cancelled by the woke police
Workers' mental health suffers with telecommuting, hurting them and the companies they work for. Time to head back to the office.
Being as charismatic as Trump was (maybe more), he’ll do just as well at attracting a following of the like-minded. He’ll have a knack for channeling much greater frustration than existed in 2016, or 2020, or 2024 — because his supporters will be poorer, more damaged, more desperate, and just as ang
Joe Pasquale will perform at the Mercury Theatre on Saturday, April, 27 with his longest comedy show ever.
Even in the absence of the buying restrictions, a healthy supply and elevated interest rates mean the city’s infamously expensive house prices are unlikely to return to the kind of breakneck growth seen in the past, analysts say.