Press clippings Page 14
Daniel Kitson: Analog.Ue, National Theatre, review
Daniel Kitson uses old-fashioned recording technology to piece together a reflective, witty and wondrous performance all about making connections.
Dominic Cavendish, The Telegraph, 28th February 2014Daniel Kitson: the reluctant hero of British comedy
Daniel Kiston - winner of the Perrier, shunner of the press, and these days an accomplished writer and performer of narrative dramas - is fast becoming a national institution.
Dominic Cavendish, The Telegraph, 24th February 2014Comedy gold: Daniel Kitson's Weltanschauung
Daniel Kitson's comedy may come from fear of failure, but his career path offers a success story for nerds everywhere.
Leo Benedictus, The Guardian, 1st November 2013Review: Daniel Kitson & Guests, Hackney Empire
One downer of the evening was the fact that David Baddiel had pulled out due to a back problem. But when Daniel Kitson introduced his replacement, Kevin Eldon, there was a relieved cheer.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 24th October 2013Comedy review: Daniel Kitson, Tree
Tree is a perfectly-formed piece of writing and a beautifully realised performance by two outstanding artists. Well worth enduring a spot of neck ache for.
Jonathan Brown, The Independent, 12th September 2013Opinion: Daniel Kitson - stuff
As far as I know Kitson doesn't have a manager either and hasn't for nearly a decade now. He doesn't smother himself over the press doing interviews when he has something to promote. He doesn't dish out press tickets willy nilly. In fact I'm not sure if he ever gave the press any tickets once he started self-managing.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 6th September 2013Daniel Kitson teams up with Tim Key for new show
Daniel Kitson is to team up with Tim Key for his new show this Autumn at the Manchester Royal Exchange. The show will be called Tree and is written and directed by Kitson.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 20th August 2013Daniel Kitson is operating in a league of his own
The maverick British comedian remains as unconventional, accessible and vital as ever, as his show at The Battersea Arts Centre showed.
James Gates, Sabotage Times, 1st August 2013Latitude review: Daniel Kitson
A late-night offering of his 45-minute 'adventure poem' Lucinda Ding And The Monstrous Thing, with his long-term collaborator Gavin Osborn on guitar. The Poetry Arena has surely never been more popular - especially at midnight - and for good reason.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 21st July 2013Daniel Kitson premieres new show in Manchester
Daniel Kitson will premiere a new show in Manchester this September.
Andrew Dipper, Giggle Beats, 17th July 2013