Press clippings Page 14
Bill Bailey, Unity Arena, Newcastle, review
Still one of the funniest, most brilliantly original comedians around.
Mark Brown, The Telegraph, 2nd September 2020Strictly signs up Bill Bailey and Caroline Quentin
Strictly Come Dancing bosses have signed up actress Caroline Quentin and funnyman Bill Bailey.
They were two of the show's top targets for the delayed 2020 series, which will start in October rather than September.
Andy Halls, The Sun, 28th August 2020All-star cast revealed for Roald & Beatrix
Dawn French, Jessica Hynes, Rob Brydon, Alison Steadman, Nick Mohammed, Nina Sosanya and Bill Bailey will star in Sky's comedy drama Roald & Beatrix.
British Comedy Guide, 24th August 2020Spaced turns 21: it couldn't be more relevant today
Despite airing at the start of the millennium, Simon Pegg and Jessica Hynes' wacky comedy Spaced is more relevant to lockdown life than you'd think, says Lauren Morris.
Lauren Morris, Radio Times, 31st July 2020Bill Bailey reveals how one woman shaped him
Comic, musician and writer Bill, 55, reminisces on his 2011 Sonisphere performance and reveals the influence who inspired him.
The Daily Express, 28th July 2020In the Long Run, series 3, episode 1, review
When did Idris Elba last make anything good?
Michael Hogan, The Telegraph, 23rd July 2020Idris Elba returns for a third season of his semiautobiographical comedy about his upbringing in 1980s east London. Walter (Elba) is excited about the arrival of his mother from Sierra Leone, but his brother Valentine (Jimmy Akingbola) is soon disappointed at being usurped as the favourite child by Mama's grandson Kobna. Meanwhile, Bagpipes (Bill Bailey) experiences the unexpected return of his panic attacks, prompting a health kick, while planned changes to the Eastbridge estate might not mean the best outcome for the community.
Ammar Kalia, The Guardian, 22nd July 2020Bill Bailey on finding laughs in lockdown
"I've turned the Skype ringtone into a dance track"
Tristram Fane Saunders, The Telegraph, 16th July 2020Drive in comedy gigs cancelled
Shows being staged by Live Nation in conjunction with The Comedy Store have been cancelled. This is believed to be due to concerns over further local coronavirus lockdowns. Some drive-in comedy shows are currently still being shown as taking place on the Ticketmaster website but others are showing as no longer happening.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 15th July 2020Bill Bailey to publish new Remarkable Guide To Happiness
Bill Bailey is to publish a second Remarkable Guide book this autumn. His guide to happiness follows on from 2016's guide to British birdlife.
British Comedy Guide, 8th July 2020