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Hello there and welcome to the show. I'm Stuart Goldsmith. And I'm not given to warnings before shows particularly.

We talk about all sorts of things on this show and not all of them are well some of them might take you by

surprise but seeing as in this show specifically we're going to be speaking to

someone whose work is very provocative and the specific piece of work of hers that

we're focusing on is all about rape and issues surrounding

surrounding all sorts of things the use of that word that concept that crime in comedy and

people's reactions to the use of it on stage all those sorts of things

just consider yourself duly warned and probably of all of the shows this is the

least suitable for children.

Recorded at the little flat that international performers are given when they perform at the

Soho theatre.

Here is the very funny, very articulate, very passionate Adrian Truscot.

How was the show last night, Adrian?

Is it Adrian?

But Adrian, you pronounce it, Adrian?

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