Paul Foot

Paul Foot has been a stand up comic for ten years. Since winning the prestigious Daily Telegraph Open Mic competition and the BBC New Comedy award in 1997, his career has taken him from stage to screen, and from screen to transistor, with numerous TV and radio appearances...

 

Paul believs that feeling offended is no more than a state of mind, and that comic boundaries should reflect this…

Paul disagrees with the notion that theological satire is any different to institutional satire...

 

Paul believes that while Christianity is satirised more often than other religions, its position as the dominant religion helps to qualify this…

 

Paul doubts whether religious hatred laws will in any way improve the fundamental issues within intersocial problems...