In lieu of the yearning essay I was going to write, because I've realised that really would need 3 years and PhD funding, I present: some bits from the Megadate transcript I enjoy!

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In lieu of the yearning essay I was going to write, because I've realised that really would need 3 years and PhD funding, I present: some bits from the Megadate transcript I enjoy!

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Interview with Tim Key
āPoeticals, talking, standing, spotlights, cables, Kronenburg, foot-stamping and old school wistfulness.ā Thatās how comedian Tim Key describes his new solo show ā Megadate ā which arrives at the Traverse in June.
Interview by Ben Williams.
Indeed, a Tim Key show features far more than just stand-up. His live offerings are ambitious and theatrical, an intricate web of pithy poems and playful anecdotes, short films and elaborate stunts, and, yes, plenty of lager guzzling.
Off stage, Keyās acting skills has scored him parts in TV treasures like Inside No 9, Peep Show and Detectorists, and back on stage in the twentieth anniversary run of Art at Londonās Old Vic Theatre. Plus, for the last eight years, heās been sitting alongside Norfolkās premiere digital radio DJ Alan Partridge as the scene-stealing Sidekick Simon.Ā
But itās live on stage ā reading silly poems off the back of playing cards, teasing the audience with semi-whimsical stories and sloshing cans of beer ā thatās earned Key a legion of fans, and Megadate is his funniest show yet.
In Megadate, you reminisce about an elaborate first date. Is the show based on your own person experience? I think this show is rooted in reality ā somewhere, somehow, someone ā but blended with a lot of dreamy imaginings. There are moments, people, things that happened in real life. But I talk about throwing myself out of the Shard, so it canāt be entirely true. If there are moments on stage, however, where I look a bit wistful, thatās because I am a bit.
Short poems are your trademark, but thereās a large story element to this show. Which do you prefer to write? The short poems are the enjoyable bit. They take no time or thought ā obviously! ā and I like doing it. The long-form bits kill me. Lots of thinking, trying it out on stage, reaching deep, deep into your soul. Thatās the hard bit, but, obviously, the more satisfying part, too. No gain without pain.
Megadateās your first solo show in four years. Why the break from live comedy? Good point. To be fair I did make a TV show ā Gap Year ā that took ages and meant I was, weirdly, living in Kuala Lumpur for five months. Itās difficult to stay active on the live scene in those circumstances.
You didnāt attempt to break the southeast Asian comedy circuit while you were there, then? I did do ten minutes at a Malaysian ladyās fortieth birthday party one night, to be fair to me, it was a fairly mixed reaction. But I have missed not having a solo show, I must admit.
This is your third UK tour. Whatās your favourite thing about being on the road? Best part is definitely the shows. You assume the show will only ever work in London, youāll travel to some other town and be destroyed. Then you suddenly realise that no matter where you go itās more or less the same. Maybe better.
And the worst? Hearing the applause die down as you walk to your dressing room and eventually you are sitting in silence staring at yourself in a mirror with light bulbs around it sipping a warm Grolsch.
On stage, as well as your solo work, you recently played Yvan in Art at the Old Vic. How did you find the role? Mmmm, the most difficult thing Iāve ever done? God, I still have flashbacks. But, inevitably, it was also one of the most rewarding. Thatās the problem, you realise that you really have to go out of your comfort zone to get anything worthwhile done these days. Glad I did it, but at times I did feel like I was going mad.
Going mad? I was part of a three-person cast with Rufus Sewell and Paul Ritter ā two very well-respected theatre actors ā and I remember, in rehearsals, seeing those two gradually getting better and better at doing their parts. It did feel like I was slightly watching a masterclass at times. Ritter going absolutely mental at my character, spit flying everywhere, Sewell watching on callously. They were exceptional.
Would you like to do more West End roles? Yes. One day. Iād like to do some Pinter at some point.
Which Pinter play would you most like to take on, and who would be in your dream cast? Well, I guess I wouldnāt mind doing The Caretaker with Paddy Considine and Eddie Marsan if push came to shove.
Your TV acting CV is substantial, too. Does the writer in you want to change lines or edit scripts? Itās case by case, I think. Ideally, you take jobs because you like the writing. Sometimes the writing can be exemplary but it still might make the thing better if you just tweak a word or a phrase. Iām shooting Alan Partridge at the moment, thatās a pretty good example. Steve Coogan and [co-writers] the Gibbons brothersā scripts are impeccable, but thereās always room for the odd tweak in the moment⦠To be fair, slightly more than the odd tweak with Steve. But heās Alan Partridge.
What can you tell us about the new series? Itās kind of a bit like The One Show ā so there are autocues around the place.
Does that mean you donāt have to learn your lines? Well, it helps you stay on top of them, because they change a bit on the day. The trick is not looking like youāre literally reading your lines off the autocue. Desperately hoping my head and eyes arenāt drifting slowly from left to right whilst Iām talking.
You were a Partridge fan before getting the part. How does it feel to be involved? If I wasnāt in this I would be counting down the days until I could watch it. Itās so odd. Steve shook my hand at the end of a scene the other day and said āthanks mateā. Not a great anecdote, but amazing how surreal that stuff is. Steve Coogan pleased with you. Feels good!
So, after shooting Partridge and going on tour, whatās next for Tim Key? Go to the Edinburgh Fringe, do the show there. Then I donāt know, maybe four years off? I was surprised I made this show, to be honest, so Iām interested to see what comes next.
Finally, why should people across the country see Megadate? Well, itās only an hour and a bit. You can watch it and it still doesnāt screw up your whole night. I know itās not really the hard sell but I guess I would say āyou may as wellā.
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