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Book Synopsis''There was none like her before and there''s been none like her since'' Dawn French
In the five years since Victoria Wood''s death, one great sadness has been the realisation that we will never again be surprised by new material from her.
But as part of the research for Let''s Do It, the critically acclaimed Sunday Times bestseller, her official biographer Jasper Rees uncovered a treasure chest of unseen work. From her first piece of comic prose, for the school magazine, through to material written for the great TV shows of her maturity, this joyful hoard of unreleased material spans nearly half a century.
Victoria Wood: Unseen on TV is a unique and intimate insight into the working of an irreplaceable genius of comedy.
From the first to the last, here are sketches, songs and stand-up monologues that no one else could have written, which will make you laugh in the way that only she could.
''He was a lov
Trade Review
A bundle of laughs... brighten your days with a much-loved British comedian's newfound gems. -- Emma Lee Potter * SUNDAY EXPRESS S MAGAZINE *
A unique and intimate insight into the working of a special entertainment talent. Fans of comedy - or life, or laughing - will want to find this in their stocking. -- Adele Parks * PLATINUM *
The perfect gift for fans who thought they'd never hear a new Victoria Wood joke again. -- Zoe West * WOMAN'S WEEKLY *
