Lorin Clarke: celebrating the comedy genius of John Clarke
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The father of modern Kiwi comedy John Clarke is being celebrated in a new online collection launched by NZ On Screen. Clarke's daughter Lorin Clarke, a writer, broadcaster and columnist based in Melbourne, worked with NZ On Screen to bring the collection together. She joins the show to discuss her father's incredible legacy.
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