The Vicar of Dibley: Curly Wurlys, Kindness and a Quiet Comedy Revolution

The Vicar of Dibley: Curly Wurlys, Kindness and a Quiet Comedy Revolution

The Vicar of Dibley: Curly Wurlys, Kindness and a Quiet Comedy RevolutionJacquie J Sarah
Published on: 05/04/2026

Why The Vicar of Dibley still works: character, context, controversy and Curly Wurlys in one of Britain’s most beloved sitcoms.

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Why I Love Comedy (And I Am Not Sorry)

Why I Love Comedy (And I Am Not Sorry)

Why I Love Comedy (And I Am Not Sorry)Jacquie J Sarah
Published on: 16/03/2026

Comedy isn’t just funny. It’s connection, comfort and clarity. A personal reflection on why it matters.

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Stop Smiling: On Women, Comedy, and Being Done With Making Myself Smaller

Stop Smiling: On Women, Comedy, and Being Done With Making Myself Smaller

Stop Smiling: On Women, Comedy, and Being Done With Making Myself SmallerJacquie J Sarah
Published on: 08/03/2026

A personal and cultural look at female anger in comedy, likability, and why women are still expected to smile while challenging the world.

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The Sitcom About Nothing: Why ‘Nothing’ Is Doing All the Work

The Sitcom About Nothing: Why ‘Nothing’ Is Doing All the Work

The Sitcom About Nothing: Why ‘Nothing’ Is Doing All the WorkJacquie J Sarah
Published on: 23/02/2026

Are sitcoms really about nothing? A closer look at Seinfeld, Sunny, and The Royle Family, and why behaviour is the real engine.

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