Emma Sidi
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
Press clippings Page 5
I talk to Emma Sidi
"There easily could have been someone who could play this role better than me. I had to be ready for that."
Elliot Gonzalez, I Talk Telly, 4th February 2022Interview: Starstruck's Emma Sidi
"I am not interested in making comedy from trauma".
Eleanor Halls, The Telegraph, 2nd February 2022Rose Matafeo pilots TV sketch show
Rose Matafeo is piloting a sketch show featuring Mawaan Rizwan, John Kearns and Emma Sidi.
British Comedy Guide, 17th December 2021Miles Jupp to play Prime Minister in Party's Over on Radio 4
Miles Jupp is to play Britain's least successful Prime Minister in a new Radio 4 sitcom. A series of Party's Over is coming to Radio 4, following on from the 2019 pilot.
British Comedy Guide, 18th May 2021Review: Starstruck a breath of fresh air we need now
I'd say Starstruck is a treat for the eyeballs, it might sound daft, but it really is.
Sarah Kennedy, The Custard TV, 6th May 2021Rose Matafeo confirms Starstruck Series 2 in production
Rose Matafeo has confirmed that production is underway on the second series of Starstruck, her BBC Three sitcom.
British Comedy Guide, 4th May 2021BBC Three's Starstruck is a sweet and funny romcom
It's a bit like Fleabag, only minus the self-loathing, the existential angst and, most noticeably, the Hot Priest.
Rachel Cooke, The New Statesman, 30th April 2021Starstruck: an early contender for comedy of the year
The first TV show from the Edinburgh Comedy Award winner is manna from heaven for millennial rom-com fans.
Jessie Thompson, Evening Standard, 25th April 2021Starstruck - Matafeo stars in millennial fairytail
Co-written by the stand-up and Alice Snedden, this series about a struggling twentysomething who has a one-night stand with a film star is both improbable and rather enjoyable.
Lucy Mangan, The Guardian, 25th April 2021Starstruck: best end-of-20s panic sitcom since Girls?
It might not break new ground. But this romantic comedy has extra polish, gemstone one-liners and ... Minnie Driver.
Joel Golby, The Guardian, 24th April 2021