Adam Buxton
- 55 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, director, animator, comedian, presenter and podcaster
Press clippings Page 8
Adam Buxton: Kernel Panic, Union Chapel, review
Comedian Adam Buxton is at his best when he dares to stray from his greatest hits, writes Rupert Hawksley.
Rupert Hawksley, The Telegraph, 14th September 2013Adam Buxton: Kernel Panic review
Even the interaction with his laptop is well done, 'accidentally' revealing the embarrassing contents of his hard drive to the audience, or having bogus alerts pop up.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 14th September 2013Adam Buxton interview
As he prepares for his first major stand-up shows, the sushi-obsessed comic tears himself away from his laptop to talk about computer failures and naked audiences.
Sonya Barber, Time Out, 10th September 2013Interview with Adam Buxton
Adam Buxton on his award-winning radio show with Joe Cornish, (almost) meeting hero David Bowie and his upcoming London gigs.
Emma McAlpine, Spoonfed, 9th September 2013Adam Buxton brings Kernel Panic show to 2013 Fringe
One upside to the internet's shadier spots.
Marissa Burgess, The List, 29th July 2013Adam Buxton presents: The Best of BUG
The comedian's music video-themed show is still going strong.
Gail Tolley, The List, 23rd May 2013Adam Buxton: 'I was called a smarmy, greased-up dwarf'
Adam Buxton's solo show Bug pokes fun at the casual brutality of online discourse.
Tom Lamont, The Guardian, 11th May 2013Brick Lane Comedy Festival announced
Ed Byrne, Al Murray, Adam Buxton and Alan Davies have been signed up to headline the inaugural Brick Lane Comedy Festival.
Tim Clark, Such Small Portions, 2nd May 2013This week's new live comedy
Previews of Reginald D. Hunter, Lee Nelson and Adam Buxton.
James Kettle, The Guardian, 27th April 2013I have now watched three episodes of It's Kevin and I'm still not sure if it's funny. Kevin Eldon's sketch show is certainly odd, with moments of brilliance, but the set-ups are invariably more inspired than the pay-offs, and Eldon's studied air of deadpan detachment walks a fine line between quirky and irritating.
But half an hour in the company of Eldon's imagination is never wasted, plus he's been shrewd enough to surround himself with an impressive array of comic performers, including Julia Davis, Liza Tarbuck and Adam Buxton.
Harry Venning, The Stage, 5th April 2013