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Review: Al Murray - The Only Way Is Epic
To judge from the appreciative reaction at Curve, Leicester's mature students came away enlightened and, something we can all benefit from at our time of life, uplifted.
Leicester Mercury, 25th February 2013Glasgow International Comedy Festival line-up
Jimmy Carr, Al Murray and Lucy Porter are some of the famous faces attending.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 20th February 2013Line-up announced for 2013 Glasgow Comedy Festival
Jimmy Carr, Harry Hill, Al Murray and Paul Merton are among the big name performers confirmed for this year's Glasgow International Comedy Festival.
BBC News, 16th January 2013Top 20 comedy shows in London - January
Featuring Sean Lock, Adam Riches, Rob Newman, Al Murray, Phill Jupitus, Baconface, Mark Thomas, the Improvathon and more...
London Is Funny, 6th January 2013Heard the one about Al Murray's split personality?
As his offensive Pub Landlord alter ego tours the UK, the Oxbridge thinker behind him is preparing to guest-edit Today.
Christina Patterson, The Independent, 15th December 2012Al Murray to guest edit Radio 4 Today show
Comedian Al Murray and writer Benjamin Zephaniah are to guest edit BBC Radio 4's Today over the festive period.
BBC News, 26th November 2012DVD review: Al Murray - The Only Way Is Epic
When it comes to The Pub Landlord, you're never quite sure what you're laughing at.
James Harle, Giggle Beats, 21st November 2012Leaflet laws are killing comedy, say campaigners
Comedian Al Murray is backing a change in the law to prevent councils from charging hundreds of pounds for the right to hand out flyers.
Anita Singh, The Telegraph, 14th November 2012Pub Landlord Al Murray is your host in the first of a new series of the stand-up show, and after a whirlwind bus-top tour of London - "Covent Garden! Not a single nun, not a single flower, a complete lie" - he takes to the stage in Shepherd's Bush, celebrating the Jubilee, Pippa Middleton's rear and taking the mickey out of the poor souls in the front row. Also on stage: Richard Herring deconstructs children's hand signals, while Andy Zaltzman transcribes his involvement in his child's birth.
Gill Crawford, Radio Times, 14th November 2012The fourth series of this reliably funny stand-up comedy show opens with a bang tonight, as Al Murray's Pub Landlord embarks on an open-top tour of the capital. "The whole world looks to London," he says proudly, "and then sends its slack-jawed teenagers to chain-smoke and shoplift in the Trocadero." The tone set, Murray proceeds to give a fine, typically provocative performance in front of a paying crowd at the Shepherds Bush Empire before introducing support performances from Richard Herring and Andy Zaltzman.
Pete Naughton, The Telegraph, 13th November 2012