Arabella Weir
- 66 years old
- British
- Actor and writer
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The Fast Show reunion confirmed
Paul Whitehouse, Charlie Higson, Arabella Weir, John Thomson, Simon Day and Mark Williams are to reunite for Gold special The Fast Show: Just A Load Of Blooming Catchphrases.
British Comedy Guide, 9th March 2020Sixty seconds with Arabella Weir
The comedian and writer, 62, on stroppy mother, women in comedy and whether we'll see a Fast Show reunion.
Josh Stephenson, Metro, 23rd February 2020Arabella Weir: interview
The actor, writer and comedian of the things that make her laugh the most.
Harriet Gibsone, The Guardian, 21st February 2020Jumpers for goalposts: 'The Fast Show' at 25
"And then, the BBC2 sketch series The Fast Show turned 25, giving a whole generation of comedy lovers a chance to reflect on the enormous impact the series, and its cast, have had on British culture ever since. Which was nice."
Paul Holmes, We Are Cult, 28th September 2019My festival: Arabella Weir
"I am extremely good at writing letters of complaint. I have an almost 100% success rate".
The Scotsman, 9th August 2019Arabella Weir interview
I was a few months pregnant and my Mum asked 'Have you any idea how fat you are?'
Craig McLean, The Telegraph, 5th August 2019Comedians choose their favourite Edinburgh pubs
Comics choose their top local pubs.
Teddy Jamieson, The Herald, 4th August 2019The festival's 10 best comedy acts chosen by comedians
Britain's top comedians including Katherine Ryan, Frankie Boyle, Romesh Ranganathan share their tips for this year's unmissable stand-ups.
Alice Jones, i Newspaper, 2nd August 2019Fringe 2019: festival's 13 best comedy acts to watch
The curtain rises this week on the world's biggest arts festival. We pick the best shows from the thousands taking place over next 25 days.
Alice Jones and Emily Jupp, i Newspaper, 1st August 2019Arabella Weir on a life of laughs - and her crazy mum
For Two Doors Down star Arabella Weir, finding her funny bone early in life was a way of dealing with the unhappiness surrounding her at home.
Murray Scougall, The Sunday Post, 22nd July 2019