Christopher Macarthur-Boyd
- Scottish
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
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Preview: Christopher Macarthur-Boyd
There's a whole lot of baggage that comes with being a "millennial" - which can only be magnified when you are also billed as "the future of Scottish stand-up".
Aaron McGillivray, Deadline News, 5th July 2018+3 interview: Christopher Macarthur-Boyd
"I got a PlayStation 4! So, yeah, it's been a big year"
Dan Lentell, Edinburgh49, 29th June 2018Christopher MacArthur-Boyd: the Edinburgh interviews
Christopher MacArthur-Boyd interview.
Bruce Dessau, Moody Comedy, 15th June 20182018: The comedians to watch
Promoters compile Chortle's hotlist for the year ahead.
Chortle, 2nd January 2018+3 interview: Christopher Macarthur-Boyd
"...has one joke about Morrissey and then a couple dozen about the end of the world. I'm really proud of it."
Dan Lentell, Edinburgh49, 7th August 2017Christopher Macarthur-Boyd interview
"Never do admin while drunk on coconut rum."
Robert Peacock, The Wee Review, 7th August 2017The Fringe hit list: comedy, music and theatre
Celebrating its 70th anniversary this year, the Fringe denies no-one entry.
Nadine McBay, The National (Scotland), 6th August 2017Scottish Comedian Of The Year 2016 final
Despite delivering one of the stronger line-ups in its ten-year history, the Scottish Comedian of the Year final couldn't be said to be a triumph for diversity, with the contest almost exclusively awkward young, white men lamenting their troubles with women and terrible employment prospects.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 26th November 2016Macarthur-Boyd & Mclelland: 10 Edinburgh Fringe questions
Christopher Macarthur-Boyd answers 10 questions about his 2016 Edinburgh Fringe show.
British Comedy Guide, 22nd August 2016Ten must see Scottish acts at Edinburgh Fringe 2016
With Edinburgh Scotland's most popular tourist destination, the locals are used to being outnumbered by sassenachs. Things get much worse at Fringe time, and it's easy to forget there are plenty of home-grown comedians to enjoy too. Here's my recommendations for ten brilliant acts who are all as Scottish as a highland terrier chewing shortbread on Loch Lomond, while a junkie shoots up, signs on, and stabs a guy in a kilt eating haggis, drinking Irn Bru and shouting "Och aye the nooooo."
Jay Islaam, The Huffington Post, 10th August 2016