Press clippings Page 17
Alan Davies on gardening
Growing up, I was lucky to have a very nice garden at the house where we lived in suburban Loughton in Essex. My father is a big sports lover so we had a goal net and cricket stumps and a swing. He would mark out, somewhat optimistically, a badminton court to try to get us to play badminton, too.
Eleanor Doughty, The Telegraph, 24th October 2015Alan Davies: 'Am I clever or totally stupid'
It's easy to see why comedian Alan Davies thinks other people have an ulterior motive when it comes to asking him questions, even when I ask for his thoughts on Middlesbrough Town Hall as a venue.
Viv Hardwick, The Northern Echo, 22nd October 2015Quite interesting - an interview with Alan Davies
Alan Davies talks to Tess Pullen about the shortcomings of student life, the struggles of parenthood and the final leg of his worldwide tour.
Tess Pullen, Nouse, 13th October 2015Alan Davies warns Stephen Fry off being a parent
He expressed an interest in having children with husband Elliott Spencer last month, but Alan Davies has warned Stephen Fry it's not as easy as it may look.
Annie Price, The Daily Express, 1st July 2015Alan Davies interview
I'd been warned about Alan Davies' ability to turn on journalists during interviews...
Chris Schulz, The New Zealand Herald, 4th April 2015Alan Davies returns with As Yet Untitled Series 3
Unscripted chat format Alan Davies As Yet Untitled is to return to Dave for a third series.
British Comedy Guide, 2nd April 2015Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled, Series 2 review
I think we have a programme here that is very much a niche type of entertainment programme, but I hope its audience continues to grow as it truly is a very enjoyable and interesting watch.
Becca Moody, Moody Comedy, 25th March 2015Exclusive: Latitude festival comedy line-up announced
Latitude's full line-up is announced tomorrow but we can exclusively reveal the star comedy names today. Stand-ups include Jason Manford, Alan Davies, Jack Dee and, most excitingly, America's Rob Delaney, who has just made a splash in the UK as co-star of painfully realistic C4 romcom Catastrophe. There is also a strong selection of female comics, with pithy feminist Sara Pascoe, storyteller Sarah Kendall, frighteningly frank Shappi Khorsandi and ventriloquist Nina Conti.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 2nd March 2015Interview: Alan Davies
The comic and QI star opens up about his highly personal new show, Little Victories, which covers sexual frustration, family life and Alzheimer's.
Paul Fleckney, The Guardian, 19th February 2015Alan Davies interview
He have have spent 12 years away from stand up, but Alan Davies is truly back on the circuit. He tells Alex Bellotti about his first gigs, family life and QI.
Alex Bellotti, Ham & High, 4th February 2015