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Al Murray

Al Murray

  • 56 years old
  • English
  • Actor, writer and stand-up comedian

Press clippings Page 20

Review: Comedy Garden, Al Murray etc

The last night of Bristol Comedy Garden was filled with beautiful weather, human Tinder, Grindr for ISIS, talking dolphins - and, most of all, sublime talent.

Leonie Helm, Bristol 24/7, 4th July 2016

'Riot' breaks out at Bristol Comedy Garden

Al Murray gave a rather unique view on the EU referendum result as he brought another fantastic Bristol Comedy Garden to a close on Sunday night as a mock riot broke out.

Craig Jones, The Bristol Post, 3rd July 2016

The Pub Landlord's Brexit beer mats

If Wetherspoons can argue for Brexit via the medium of beer mats, what's to stop Britain's most outspoken publican from having his say?

Al Murray the Pub Landlord, The Guardian, 31st May 2016

For Little Alan, comedy review

Last night's tribute to Matt Bradstock-Smith beautifully evoked the childlike surrealism of his days playing Harry Hill's son Little Alan, in the Nineties.

Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 17th May 2016

For Little Alan review

Party like it's 1994! The boys in the Pub Band are back together - and exploding into silliness.

Steve Bennett, Chortle, 17th May 2016

Taskmaster Series 3 line-up revealed

Rob Beckett, Paul Chowdhry, Dave Gorman, Al Murray and Sara Pascoe will take part in the third series of Taskmaster.

British Comedy Guide, 16th April 2016

Al Murray: I've always had an instinct to conform

Not one bit of my life has turned out as I imagined it would. My scrawny 10-year-old self would be astonished to see me now, not least because I've filled out and got a beard.

Olivia Parker, The Telegraph, 12th March 2016

Stand-ups need better banter

The token opening of a comedy set - even in its postmodern guise - is becoming tired and uninspired. All hail the trad crowd-work of masters like Al Murray.

Brian Logan, The Guardian, 11th March 2016

Standups need better banter

The token opening of a comedy set - even in its postmodern guise - is becoming tired and uninspired. All hail the trad crowd-work of masters like Al Murray.

Brian Logan, The Guardian, 11th March 2016

Richard Herring's ten best interviews

Lorcan Mullan celebrates 100 RHLSTP episodes.

Lorcan Mullan, Chortle, 23rd February 2016

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