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Alice Jones
Alice Jones

Alice Jones (I)

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Will Adamsdale interview

Will Adamsdale was an actor who became a comedian by mistake.

Alice Jones, The Independent, 16th May 2013

Comedy review: Rob Auton: The Yellow Show

Rob Auton, 30, is a talent to watch - a poet/ comedian/ illustrator, who combines the whimsical appeal of early Josie Long and the lo-fi artistry of Sam Fletcher with a hint of the menace of Tim Key.

Alice Jones, The Independent, 8th May 2013

In Thom Tuck Goes Straight to DVD (Radio 4) Steven Seagal was the hero of the half hour. Tuck was nominated for the Edinburgh Comedy Award in 2011 for his show about a quest to watch all 54 Disney movies that never made it to the big screen. For this four-part sequel he continues to watch the films that no one else will, starting with Seagal's late period action movies - a scarcely feasible "1,883 minutes of hitting" since 2002.

It's an excellent concept. Tuck's eagle eye for absurdity - Seagal's face is "like someone trying to draw Bruce Lee on a marshmallow" - is evident, but so too is his clear affection for his terrible source material. I can't wait for the Olsen Twins episode.

Alice Jones, The Independent, 4th April 2013

Sarah Solemani: Funny, frank and doing it for the girls

From Him & Her to Bad Education, Sarah Solemani is a sitcom staple. And now she's finally being allowed to write her own scripts, too, she tells Alice Jones.

Alice Jones, The Independent, 3rd April 2013

Max and Ivan fly the flag for British comedy in Texas

"We're the only non-Americans flying over", says Max Olesker.

Alice Jones, The Independent, 7th March 2013

Adam Riches goes from Daniel Day Lewis to Andy Warhol

His Edinburgh Comedy Award-winning show saw him riff on Daniel Day Lewis with hilarious results. Now Adam Riches is to play Andy Warhol in a new play.

Alice Jones, The Independent, 14th February 2013

Feature: Mark Watson's 25 hour long gig

It makes sitting in a bath of baked beans look, well, a bit silly. Mark Watson is preparing to perform stand-up for 25 hours non-stop to raise money for the 25th anniversary of Comic Relief.

Alice Jones, The Independent, 31st January 2013

Simon Amstell: A seriously funny man

Simon Amstell has made a comedy career out of angst. But, thanks to a Peruvian shaman and a Parisian clown, he's now as happy as he's ever been, he tells Alice Jones.

Alice Jones, The Independent, 31st December 2012

Sara Pascoe's The Endings; and is euthanasia funny?

Coverage about Sara Pascoes new play The Endings and forthcoming BBC Three sitcom Way To Go.

Alice Jones, The Independent, 6th December 2012

The weekend's viewing: Peep Show, Him & Her, Dr. Brown

Reviews of Peep Show, Him and Her and Dr. Brown.

Alice Jones, The Independent, 26th November 2012

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