Press clippings Page 21
Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled gets extended length second series
Channel Dave has ordered 10 more episodes of Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled, the comic conversation format hosted by Alan Davies.
British Comedy Guide, 22nd August 2014Alan Davies: 'I didn't react well to fame.'
Overnight success left the comedian in an emotional mess and unable to do stand-up, but he's finally ready again for the Edinburgh Fringe.
Alex Hardy, The Times, 2nd August 2014Edinburgh festival Fringe 2014: Alan Davies
The comedian and QI regular's second comeback show is a reflection on childhood.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 25th July 2014Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled review
I adored this new show and the many guests on it.
Becca Moody, Moody Comedy, 3rd July 2014TV review: Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled
The bottom line is that the format works, even if an hour's running time does stretch it to its limits. The guests are well chosen, the atmosphere is relaxed and the anecdotes are very, very funny.
Harry Venning, The Stage, 25th June 2014Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled - Review
Sometimes the simplest ideas are the best, and Dave have found a winning formula here. The only frustration is that five episodes stripped across a week means it feels like it's over before it began.
Dan Owen, Dan's Media Digest, 22nd June 2014Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled, TV review
Brilliant bar-room-style show consistently delivers.
Ellen E. Jones, The Independent, 20th June 2014Alan Davies on his new show
Alan Davies's new show kicks off on Dave this week. But when it comes to telling you what it's all about, we're a little stumped.
Ellie Walker-Arnott, Radio Times, 16th June 2014What's the new Alan Davies show all about?
Alan Davies has a new Dave show... but it doesn't have a title.
Catriona Wightman, Digital Spy, 16th June 2014US comic claims Alan Davies show ripped off his format
Paul Provenza has hit out at Dave's new comedy show As Yet Untitled, which starts tonight at 10pm. Provenza argues that the series, fronted by Alan Davies, is strikingly similar to his own series The Green Room, in which comedians sit around and chat off the cuff.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 16th June 2014