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1. 1. Otis Lee Crenshaw @ Comedy Store

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 26 March 2003 WHEN Otis Lee Crenshaw took to the stage at The Comedy Store (March 25) some members of the audience were still jostling for position.

2. 2. Badly Drawn Boy @ Comedy Store

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 10 March 2003 DAMON Gough's alter ego Badly Drawn Boy took to the stage at the Comedy Store for a special one-off private gig for family, friends and hardcore fans.

3. 3. Cooking up some comedy

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 March 2003 DAVE Turquoise gives St Helens' something to laugh about.

4. 4. A comedy maverick

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 07 March 2003 THEY must be the words that anyone in authority dreads hearing. "Hello," he says deceptively cheerily, "Mark Thomas, Channel 4."

5. 5. Justin’s Moor than a face of comedy

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 10 March 2003 COMIC Justin Moorhouse is recognised as by people in the street ' even if they can't place where they've seen him before.

6. 6. Keith Barret swings by the Dancehouse

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 28 March 2003 THE most memorable comedy characters are either failures or losers. You can certainly add the name of Keith Barret, the creation of Rob Brydon.

7. 7. The return of the redneck, hillbilly jailbird.

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 March 2003 OTIS Lee Crenshaw and his band drop by the Comedy Store.

8. 8. A dangerous night out to be had at Contact

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 13 March 2003 FOR some time now, comedy has sought to distance itself from the idea of being safe family entertainment.

9. 9. Private Lives @ Bolton Octagon

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 10 March 2003 FOR a mere 1930s West End comedy, Private Lives is wearing awfully well darling.

10. 10. Tenacious D

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 12 March 2003 ALTHOUGH perfectly acceptable in isolation, the worlds of comedy and rock should never, ever cross paths.

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