Press clippings Page 11
Daniel Kitson: Stories for the Starlit Sky review
With three wobbly-hearted shows in one slow-burning evening, ever-funny Kitson tells life stories with scruffy humanity.
Mark Fisher, The Guardian, 13th October 2015Poly-Amore - (not an) interview with Daniel Kitson
The comedians' comedian and acclaimed theatre maker may not do interviews or invite reviews of his work, but it won't stop us writing about him. Stewart Pringle takes a look back over 10 years of ground breaking theatre making.
Stewart Pringle, Fest Mag, 18th August 2015Ivor Dembina interview
Martin Walker was so blown away by Ivor Dembina's 2014 Edinburgh Fringe offering, 'Old Jewish Jokes' that he handed it a five star review. The show garnered critical across the board and audiences, by and large, loved it. This year he's reprising Old Jewish Jokes as well as offering a follow-up, New Jewish Jokes and organising a very special event with Daniel Kitson, Mark Steel and Mark Thomas - Free Gaza!
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 23rd July 2015Latitude review: Tim Key
In the absence of Daniel Kitson the coolest comedian at this year's festival is Tim Key.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 18th July 2015Daniel Kitson brings Polyphony to the Fringe
Comedian's new play to be performed at Roundabout theatre in Summerhall.
Kirstyn Smith, The List, 21st May 2015Daniel Kitson to perform at Edinburgh Fringe
Daniel Kitson is planning to perform his latest solo play, Polyphony, at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this summer.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 10th April 2015Daniel Kitson calls for Battersea Arts Centre donations
Comedian Daniel Kitson has urged people to contribute to a Battersea Arts Centre rebuilding fund, following a major fire.
Katy Finbow, Digital Spy, 16th March 2015Daniel Kitson joins Stewart Lee against ticket touts
Daniel Kitson has shown support for Iron Maiden's campaign to outlaw secondary ticketing. This follows Stewart Lee's support for the fight against inflated pricing last week.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 11th February 2015Daniel Kitson to go on a polyphonic spree with new play
The work, titled Polyphony, will see Kitson playing opposite about 20 characters all voiced by pre-recorded cassettes played on a retro tape-desk.
John Bailey, Sydney Morning Herald, 26th January 2015Why I'm Quitting Comedy Competitions, by Tom Ward
I've seen Tom Ward in three comedy competition finals over the last year - the NATYS, the BBC Radio New Comedy Awards final and most recently the Piccadillly Comedy Club New Comedian of the Year. He has always stood out to me as one to watch and I've been amazed that he has not won any of them. Last week Ward posted a message on Facebook saying that he would no longer be taking part in competitions. I was surprised by this decision as they are traditionally a great way for a comedian to get noticed by the industry. Heck, even Daniel Kitson did talent competitions when he was starting out. Though, notably he didn't win one. Anyway, I asked Tom Ward to write this piece to explain why he had taken this decision. Here is his response.
Tom Ward, Beyond The Joke, 14th January 2015