Bridget Christie
- 53 years old
- English
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
Press clippings Page 27
Daily Mail confuses Bridget Christie with King Charles
Can you spot the difference between Charles II and a stand-up comedian? Because the Daily Mail can't!
Us vs Th3m, 19th February 2014The week in comedy - feat. Bill Hicks, Bridget Christie
Looking ahead to the week's chuckle forecast, plus, the return of Red Bastard ...
London Is Funny, 3rd February 2014South Bank Awards for Bridget Christie & Nick Helm
2013 Foster's Award Winner Bridget Christie and Nick Helm have been victorious today at the South Bank Sky Arts Awards.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 27th January 2014The best comedy gigs of 2013
Alexei Sayle, Russell Brand, Bridget Christie, The Pin and Tim Key showed us the funny this year.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 17th December 2013Bridget Christie interview
From Miley to FGM, feminism has provided some of 2013's hottest political flashpoints. And Bridget Christie, winner of this year's Edinburgh Comedy Award, is ready to ride roughshod over anyone who thinks it's not worth talking about.
Robert Epstein, The Independent, 15th December 2013South Bank Sky Arts Awards - 2014 nominations announced
Comedy award between Psychobitches, Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa, and Bridget Christie's Fringe show A Bic for Her. Nick Helm nominated for "Breakthrough Award".
Sky, 19th November 2013Bridget Christie, Soho Theatre
Award-winning show finds the funnies in everyday sexism.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 8th November 2013Bridget Christie interview
'Even if they disagree with me on absolutely everything, I can't really lose'.
Ben Williams, Time Out, 5th November 2013Bridget Christie interview
Bridget Christie talks to Sarah Crompton about her show about feminism, which made her only the third woman ever to win the Edinburgh Comedy Award.
Sarah Compton, The Telegraph, 2nd November 2013Bridget Christie: The 'Are Women Funny?' debate is dead
Lee Mack told Kirsty Young on Desert Island Discs that there are no women standups on panel shows because they are less likely to show off. Tell that to Julie Burchill.
Bridget Christie, The Guardian, 1st October 2013