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Dave Gorman
Dave Gorman

Dave Gorman (I)

  • 53 years old
  • English
  • Actor, writer, producer and stand-up comedian

Press clippings Page 9

A large screen, a remote control and a laptop packed with PowerPoint presentations. Armed with these tools, compelling funnyman Dave Gorman kicks off this second series with scoffing remarks about internet-age paranoia, banalised cliches, tacky gossip rags, Google Street View, Snappy Snaps and lots of meta stuff about how he created this very routine. It's a sort of cutting-edge anecdotal documentary-slash-standup hybrid, with Gorman offering genius gags aplenty.

Huw Oliver, The Guardian, 9th September 2014

Dave Gorman blog

It really was all-consuming. This was the first World Cup since I was a teenager that has passed me by completely. Didn't watch a single game.

Dave Gorman, 12th August 2014

Interview: Jack Barry

The Fringe's funniest, most prestigious and longest running showcase is back! Previously bringing you the likes of Dave Gorman, Russell Howard, Al Murray, Russell Kane and many more, The Comedy Zone is the go to showcase to see the stars of tomorrow.

The New Current, 8th July 2014

The week in comedy - feat. Dave Gorman, Jo Brand...

Looking ahead to the week's chuckle forecast, including strong showings from Clapham Comedy Club and Happy Mondays in New Cross ...

London Is Funny, 10th February 2014

Channel Dave gives Dave Gorman two more series

Channel Dave has ordered two extended length new series of the stand-up show Dave Gorman: Modern Life Is Goodish.

British Comedy Guide, 27th January 2014

Dave Gorman becomes latest performer to boycott ATG

Comedian Dave Gorman has become the latest high-profile performer to boycott venues run by Ambassador Theatre Group because of its "unreasonable" booking fees.

Matthew Hemley, The Stage, 25th October 2013

Dave Gorman boycotts venues due to booking fees

There are two places on this particular tour where venues did want the show but it hasn't worked out for another reason. Those venues are in Glasgow and in Oxford. In both cases I've said no to doing the show there because the venues concerned charge punters booking fees etc that I think are unreasonable.

Dave Gorman, 16th October 2013

The pedant's pedant, Dave Gorman, continues to convey his incredulity at the modern world. This week, he shouts about reviews for dishwasher tablets and surveys conducted to discover the amount of women that agree they have achieved voluptuous lips from using certain lipsticks. There are moments of amusement but also moments already touched upon by other comics, Adam Buxton's BUG show springing immediately to mind. Still, there are laughs to be had.

Ben Arnold, The Guardian, 15th October 2013

Dave Gorman's Episode 2 blog: follow-up

Basically, a lot of people want to know about my "lookalike".

Dave Gorman, 30th September 2013

Dave Gorman's Episode 2 blog

It couldn't have panned out the way it did if we'd had lawyers demanding scripts in advance. Weirdly, it's the fact that they accepted the idea of honing the stuff live - and without a paper trail of words for them to stay on top of - that meant tonight's show was able to contain the surprise it does.

Dave Gorman, 24th September 2013

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