Press clippings
Chris McCausland: "I was reckless, a bit self-destructive"
The Strictly Come Dancing winner always knew that he, like his mum and sister, would one day go blind. He tells Laura Pullman how he went off the rails, stumbled into comedy and found his dancing feet.
Laura Pullman, The Sunday Times, 9th February 2025Chris McCausland: "It's a dream to sell out comedy tour in home city"
Chris McCausland has said it is a "dream come true" to sell out his stand-up tour in his home city of Liverpool, but admitted there was an "extra pressure" performing in front of his family and friends.
BBC, 1st February 2025Chris McCausland review
The TV star's tour covers childhood delinquency, celebrity encounters and a rectal examination - without ever getting especially personal.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 20th January 2025Chris McCausland, Winchester Theatre Royal review
Back to the day job telling gags.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 16th January 2025Chris McCausland review
The Strictly winner proves he's more than just the greatest dancer.
Stephen Armstrong, The Telegraph, 15th January 2025Chris McCausland's stand-up show coming to Netflix
Chris McCausland's Speaky Blinder stand-up show is being added to Netflix.
British Comedy Guide, 14th January 2025Chris McCausland writes his autobiography
Chris McCausland is publishing a memoir this autumn, despite his having only begun writing it a little over a week ago. The currently untitled autobiography from the stand-up and reigning Strictly Come Dancing champion will be out 9th October.
British Comedy Guide, 6th January 2025Best of 2024: Comedy
Authentically good memories of the year.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 30th December 2024Comedy Central Live returning to television in 2025
Comedy Central Live is returning to linear television next year, with sets from Chris McCausland, Judi Love and Edinburgh Comedy Award-winner Amy Gledhill among others.
British Comedy Guide, 23rd December 2024Chris McCausland to deliver Channel 4's Alternative Christmas Message
This year's Alternative Christmas Message on Channel 4 will be presented by Chris McCausland. He will use the five-minute slot to call for an end to discrimination against disabled people.
British Comedy Guide, 23rd December 2024