Edinburgh festival diary: 'Hello, I'm Mary and I'm a secretary in your office'
I use my down-time to join office workers and pretend I work with them. It's great to bond over stationaryLast year, someone said to my wife: "It must be a laugh a minute living with a comedian." It is. She's constantly in hysterics. Rather too much, to be honest. The problem is that, unlike most careers, our job defines us: it's not just what we do, it's what we are. As a comic, you're expected to be able to produce…