The language of laughter

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The language of laughter

September 5, 2011 by Susan Misicka

A Funny Laundry audience, photo by Julie Collins

Over the past 100 years, English has steadily been creeping into the mouths and minds of people all over Europe. Within Switzerland, the ascension of the English-language can especially be seen in the amount of Anglo theatre and stand-up comedy on offer, and its continued popularity.

Click here to read my whole story in Swiss News magazine.

Posted in Culture | Tagged Anglo, comedy, Culture, English, entertainment, Europe, stand-up, Switzerland, theater, theatre | 1 Comment

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on September 5, 2011 at 7:07 am | Reply Jack Vincent

Great piece, Susan. Thanks! Love that English language 🙂

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