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10 October 2008 - Trends Magazine
Interview
Outrageous comedian Shazia Mirza can find humour in anything......PDF version of 'Interview' -
01 June 2008 - Time Out
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Detention deficit disorder
Written by: Pete DaveyWhen our intern, Pete Davey, informed us he had fond memories of being taught science at Langdon Park School, E14, by Shazia Mirza - who has since swapped the blackboard for stand-up - we sent him to meet her for a quick catch-up.PDF version of 'Detention deficit disorder' -
05 May 2008 - PPA Award
Columnist of the year
Stateswoman Mirza awarded top prize - "intelligent, funny, original"PDF version of 'Columnist of the year' -
01 May 2008 - uktv.co.uk/dave
Interview
Columnist, comedian, and proud bearer of excess body hair, Shazia Mirza also happens to be a devout Muslim – not that you’d guess it from her brash and edgy shows.
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01 March 2006 - Observer Magazine
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...and what we laugh at over here
Written by: Andy Barker"When I was growing up my parents were really strict and I wasn't allowed to hve boyfriends...PDF version of '...and what we laugh at over here' -
01 January 2005 - Observer Magazine
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This much I know
Written by: Lucy Siegle"Audiences are confused when I way I'm a virgin. Most people can't remember what that means. I see them trying to digest the information"PDF version of 'This much I know' -
15 June 2003 - New York Times
Did you hear the one about the suicide bomber?
Written by: Marshall SellaAfter Sept. 11, Shazia Mirza became famous by telling a single (some think abominable) joke. It's a funny thing being a devout Muslim female comicPDF version of 'Did you hear the one about the suicide bomber?'