Comedy of the week: Cambridge Comedy Festival, various venues

 

Warren Howard
Friday 12 July 2013 16:02 BST
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Life-affirming atheism: Sanderson Jones and Pippa Evans
Life-affirming atheism: Sanderson Jones and Pippa Evans (AFP/Getty Images)

With the Edinburgh Fringe gooning for attention on the periphery of every stand-up's vision, much of Cambridge's bash has comics limbering up with their new stuff.

Opening night has Tony Law and Daniel Simonsen, while Thursday features tech-savvy David Trent, zinging topical bod Andrew Maxwell, and Sanderson Jones and Pippa Evans (above) – joining forces for life-affirming atheism in Joy and Wonder.

Dylan Moran and Glenn Wool lead a gala night on Friday, character comic Neil Dagley introduces his German skier Flange Krammer – and Rory McGrath and Philip Pope promise "something to offend everybody" in Bridge Over Troubled Lager.

cambridgecomedyfestival.com, Tuesday to 21 July

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