Adam Riches
- 51 years old
- British
- Actor and stand-up comedian
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This week's new comedy
Previews of Adam Riches Is Coach Coach, Richard Gadd: Waiting For Gaddot and Gein's Family Giftshop.
James Kettle, The Guardian, 11th March 2016This week's new comedy
Previews of Adam Riches, Richard Gadd and Gein's Family Giftshop.
James Kettle, The Guardian, 11th March 2016Comedians' alternative Christmas cracker jokes
Jokes from Beth Vyse, Stewart Francis, Isy Suttie, Lou Sanders, Massive Dad, Adam Riches, Joseph Morpurgo, Daphne, Tim Key, Kieran Hodgson and Rhys James.
The Guardian, 21st December 2015Back to Fylm School
From Simon Munnery's Fylm School to Adam Riches' Coach Coach, there's plenty of movie magic to be found live on stage.
Ryan Gilbery, The New Statesman, 14th August 2015These are the top five sports movies
With an Edinburgh festival show, Coach Coach, based on sports films, Adam Riches knows his inspirational half-time speech from his sweaty sock. So who better to pick a starting lineup of screen classics?
Adam Riches, The Guardian, 13th August 2015Three to see on 13 Aug
Includes Adam Riches and Racing Minds.
ThreeWeeks, 12th August 2015Adam Riches: rich pickings in Coach Coach's Fringe team
Adam Riches is Coach Coach this Festival, keeping a whole team of Fringe types in check each night as "the greatest frickin' sports movie you ever done saw" unfolds live on stage. Find out who makes up the team as Coach Coach himself files a short report on each of them.
Adam Riches, ThreeWeeks, 11th August 2015Adam Riches: The soundtrack to my life
In this week's My Peccadillo, comedian Adam Riches discusses his passion for film soundtracks - but don't mention Gremlins.
Adam Riches, The Big Issue, 28th July 2015Adam Riches on Bill Murray
If Kevin Spacey looks like the guy who knows the punchline to the world's greatest joke, then it must be Bill Murray who whispered it in his ear.
Adam Riches, The Guardian, 1st April 2015Adam Riches: Quadruple Comedy Threat
Is this a thing now? Comedians doing their old shows, getting the gang (or, in this case, gags) back together for one last hurrah?
Rachel Holdsworth, Londonist, 23rd March 2015