Comedy of the week: Return of the Lumberjacks, various venues
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Your support makes all the difference.Fifteen years ago, this lovely bunch of Canadian fellers (snigger) arrived at the Edinburgh Fringe as fresh-faced newbies on the UK comedy scene; now ensconced over here, they're among the most enjoyable acts doing the rounds.
Rejoice, then, as they join forces for a gadabout – Glenn Wool and Craig Campbell wielding silly, shouty but wonderfully crafted tales of outsider adventure; and Stewart Francis dropping the kind of deliciously deadpan one-liners that take a beat to settle before hitting the mark.
Norwich Playhouse (01603 598598; norwichplayhouse.co.uk) Wednesday; Junction, Cambridge (01223 511511; junction.co.uk) Thursday
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