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Alex Horne

Alex Horne

  • 46 years old
  • English
  • Writer, producer, musical comedian and composer

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Alex Horne: Lies - review

Truth, falsehood and the autobiographies of Andre Agassi, Michael Caine and Cherie Blair in a high-concept show whose cleverness only slightly outshines its jokes.

Brian Logan, The Guardian, 27th November 2013

Alex Horne debunks London myths

As he brings his deception-heavy show Lies to the capital, award-winning stand-up Alex Horne reveals the 'truth' behind London's biggest myths.

Alex Horne, Time Out, 20th November 2013

This week's new live comedy

Previews of The Noise Next Door, the Nottingham Comedy Festival and Alex Horne.

James Kettle, The Guardian, 14th September 2013

Alex Horne brings show Lies to 2013 Edinburgh Fringe

The bodacious British comedian talks eggs and porky pies.

Alex Horne, The List, 1st August 2013

Interview: Alex Horne

The comedian and Horne Section friends have made a hit show out of a riotous combination of music, improvisation and comedy.

Tom Lamont, The Observer, 23rd June 2013

Alex Horne interview

The stand-up comedian and band-leader talks sharks, beards and going on the run.

Robert Epstein, The Independent, 9th June 2013

Review: Alex Horne presents The Horne Section

The show probably won't change the face of the universe, but there's really no harm in getting yourself a bit of Horne on Sunday evenings.

Brian Donaldson, The List, 26th February 2013

The Horne Section: Made in a Hovel

Just six weeks after we met in the Hovel and our thoughts, scribbles and pleas have somehow become six half hour episodes that we're all incredibly proud of.

Alex Horne, BBC Blogs, 24th February 2013

Alex Horne Presents The Horne Section Edinburgh Special (Radio 4, 7.15pm) might bring some smiles at last to this now-dreaded comedy slot, introduced by Radio 4 controller Gwyneth Williams with the best of intentions: to cheer us up at the end of the weekend. Alas, that's harder to do than say as anyone who has sat with gritted teeth through the rants of Sue Perkins or the travails of Rory Bremner can attest. Alex Horne's 6.30pm week-night series was at least tuneful.

Gillian Reynolds, The Telegraph, 31st August 2012

Alex Horne interview

Alex Horne is back at the Edinburgh Fringe presenting The Horne Section - a mix of music and comedy. Here he answers a few questions...

British Comedy Guide, 13th August 2012

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