Press clippings Page 37
World of Bill Bailey, comedian, actor and musician
The 45-year old comedian discusses starting out, his daily routine and his beloved birds.
Jessica Salter, The Telegraph, 8th November 2010A repeat of C4's live comedy extravaganza from London's 02 Arena earlier this year in which 23 of our funniest people (and Michael McIntyre) competed to win our laughs in aid of Great Ormond Street Children's Charity. Take your pick from Alan Carr, Noel Fielding, Catherine Tate, Bill Bailey, Mitchell & Webb, Jack Dee, Jack Whitehall, Kevin Eldon, Lee Evans, Rob Brydon, Sean Lock, Jo Brand, Jason Manford, Fonejacker, Andy Parsons and Shappi Khorsandi. Phew.
The Guardian, 6th November 2010Video: Bill Bailey on today's celebrity culture
Bill Bailey explains to BBC Breakfast how the term "celebrity" has become devalued over the years. The comedian suggests that in today's world you only need to wave your hands on television to become famous.
BBC News, 2nd November 2010Bill Bailey auditions for 'The Hobbit'
Bill Bailey has revealed that he auditioned for a role in Peter Jackson's Hobbit movies.
Simon Reynolds, Digital Spy, 21st October 2010Along with Stephen Fry's quiz questions on the letter H tonight, it would be quite interesting to find out why the erudite Gyles Brandreth has taken seven years to make his second appearance on this show as a panellist. Also risking the blare of the klaxons for only the second time is comedienne Sue Perkins, who appeared earlier this year. Bill Bailey completes the trio of promising guests lined up to discuss esoterica with Fry and Alan Davies.
Vicki Power, The Telegraph, 24th September 2010Tonight one of QI's infrequent female panellists, Sue Perkins, fresh from dusting the flour off her dainty hands in The Great British Bake Off, joins the boys. She's sparky and funny and will be more than capable of holding her own with those noisy, competitive lads. They are, of course, question master Stephen Fry and genial regular Alan Davies, here with Gyles Brandreth (so garrulous he never knowingly uses two words when he can use 20) and frequent panellist Bill Bailey, who is always good value as he dallies with the esoteric, the surreal and the downright daft.
Alison Graham, Radio Times, 24th September 2010Bill Bailey set to headline Greenwich Comedy Festival
Bill Bailey, Adam Hills, Phill Jupitus and Ed Byrne are set to headline Greenwich Comedy Festival's comedy line-up for 2010.
Such Small Portions, 24th June 2010Video: Bill Bailey on being immortalised in plant form
Comedian Bill Bailey has had a plant named after him, in recognition of his work in the field of conservation.
He posed with the 'Nepenthes x Bill Bailey', a Borneo Exotics hybrid, at the Chelsea Flower Show.
BBC News, 25th May 2010What I've learnt: Bill Bailey
Described as a "hobbit with a wicked sense of humour", the comic Bill Bailey, 46, is best known for Black Books and Never Mind the Buzzcocks.
Harriet Addison, The Times, 22nd May 2010Bill Bailey's Highlands fling
Why is one of Britain's biggest comedians going on a tour of Scotland's smallest venues?
Stephanie Merritt, The Observer, 16th May 2010