Press clippings
Dom Joly review
A curate's egg of an evening, but when Mr Joly gets going on the subject of his expeditions to sort the wheat from the conspiracy chaff, he's on great form.
Chris Parkle, The Real Chrisparkle, 5th November 2024Politicians and comedians pay tribute to Janey Godley
Nicola Sturgeon hails "a force of nature, and one of the funniest people I have ever known".
Chortle, 2nd November 2024Dom Joly talks politics, pranks, and his global adventures ahead of The Conspiracy Tour
For those unaware of Dom Joly's broad career, his origins as a student could not have predicted where he would end up.
Abigail Mableson, The Boar, 9th October 2024What happened when comedian Dom Joly took a flat Earther to the edge of the world
For his new book Dom Joly journeyed to sites associated with mystery, intrigue, cover-ups and conspiracy.
Steven MacKenzie, The Big Issue, 13th September 2024Rarely Asked Questions: Dom Joly
Conspiracy theories used to be fun but now they've gone mainstream and infected the body politic. Dom Joly's show will provide a hilarious, fascinating, and slightly anarchic guide to the wacky world of conspiracies.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 9th September 2024Dom Joly: The Conspiracy Tour review
A quirky comedy coupled with informed information - a lovely combination.
audreyay23, A Young(ish) Perspective, 20th March 2024Sunday with Dom Joly: "I'm obsessed with bread sauce and have it on toast"
The comedian talks about loving the Traitors, skipping breakfast, finding Sundays dull and the black labs of Gloucestershire.
Lara Kilner, The Observer, 11th February 2024Dom Joly: 'I holidayed in Syria as a child. It was peaceful then'
The comic-turned-writer once spent weeks sleeping on the roof of a Greek hotel for £1 a night, had a panic attack in Amsterdam, and was arrested in the Congo.
Lara Kilner, The Sunday Times, 4th February 2024Dom Joly interview
"I just love having strange conversations with people."
Stuart Rolt, BN1 Magazine, 15th January 2024Dom Joly looks back
"My wife says I've become slightly nicer in my 50s. I'm still very argumentative, but I have relaxed a bit".
Harriet Gibsone, The Guardian, 11th November 2023