Andrew Doyle
- Northern Irish
- Writer, producer, stand-up comedian and reviewer
Press clippings Page 10
We comedians must stand up for free speech
An Edinburgh Fringe veteran says comics have got complacent.
Andrew Doyle, Spiked, 14th August 2015Andrew Doyle interview
Andrew Doyle is an up and coming stand-up comedian. He chats with Martin Walker about his Edinburgh show, 'Minimalism!' and the nature of offence in comedy. He also talks about the infamous (and rather funny) YouTube clip, where Andrew gets beer thrown in his face.
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 20th July 2015When Jim Davidson met Andrew Doyle
Suddenly, the prospect of Jim Davidson appearing in a play about coming out as gay has become a reality.
Martin Walker, Chortle, 22nd August 2014Fringe Q&As: Andrew Doyle
Andrew Doyle talks to HeraldScotland about the lure of hedonism, recapturing lost youth and performing for Bobby Crush.
The Herald, 22nd August 2014Edinburgh Fringe preview: Andrew Doyle
Andrew Doyle chatted to TPR about his new show for The Fringe, Zero Tolerance.
The New Current, 26th July 2014Interview: Andrew Doyle
'Stand-up's another form of theatre, people just tend to forget that you're playing a character'
Julian Hall, The List, 22nd July 2014Andrew Doyle interview
This year, Andrew Doyle is bringing his third stand-up set to the Edinburgh Fringe.
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 27th April 2014The Andrew Doyle three minute interview
This year, Andrew Doyle is bringing his third stand-up set to the Edinburgh Fringe. His adaptation of Terry Pratchett's sixteenth Discworld novel, Soul Music will be performed at the Rose Theatre, Kingston, in August. His play The Second Mr Bailey - broadcast on BBC Radio 4 - is available on iTunes.
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 27th April 2014My comedy hero: Andrew Doyle on Kenneth Williams
Comedian Doyle pays tribute to the humourist and Carry On star.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 18th February 2014Video: Andrew Doyle gets beer thrown at him by heckler
If you're wishing you were at the Edinburgh Festival right now, you might want to watch this video - and think again.
The Huffington Post, 22nd August 2012