Frank Tully
- Actor
Press clippings Page 30
Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehice, series 1-4 review
Across four seasons of Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle, we're given a window into the pure, unplanned, and unrefined machinations of comedy. Editing each season into six 30-minute episodes ensures the series is televisable, but, in doing so, doesn't divest us of a crucial layer of entertainment: the comedian vs. the audience contest.
Haran Sivapalan, Pop Matters, 5th July 2016Fringe preview: Stewart Lee
These are dark days indeed. David Bowie dead, Brexit and the BBC not recommissioning Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle. It is precisely at times like this that we need Lee on a major mainstream platform.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 29th June 2016Lee Nelson comic pranks Trump with swastika golf balls
Simon Brodkin - aka Lee Nelson - has pulled his latest high-profile prank, interrupting a Donald Trump press conference with swastika-emblazoned golf balls.
British Comedy Guide, 24th June 2016Nottingham Glee club handing out 1,000 free tickets
The Glee comedy club is handing out 1,000 free tickets to at a number of secret locations.
Nottingham Post, 31st May 2016Lee Nelson tried to sneak into BGT in a burka
Lee Nelson sparked a security scare at the third Britain's Got Talent semi-final, after trying to sneak into the studio wearing a burka.
The Sun, 26th May 2016Comedy chain Glee wins 2nd appeal against TV producers
A UK comedy chain has won a second appeal hearing against the producers of US television series Glee.
The Stage, 26th May 2016BBC cancels Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle
Stewart Lee has revealed that the BBC won't be making a fifth series of his BBC Two stand-up series, Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle.
British Comedy Guide, 6th May 2016Review Stand Up for the Heroes Comedy Night, Glee Club
Featuring Jarred Christmas, Freddie Farrell, Eleanor Conway, Bethany Black and Tony Law.
Enda Mullen, The Birmingham Mail, 3rd May 2016Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehice, series 4 review
With every new series of Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle, I find myself not wanting to watch for fear of those who may judge but then almost immediately concluding that I do not care. Yes, Lee is a spiteful comic, but he is also incredibly astute. One can't help but admire his craft, even if you don't agree with his viewpoints, which are of course satirically exaggerated anyway, suggesting that those who feel alienated by his comedy may actually be misinterpreting his message. And with his frequent cuts to camera, a television audience cannot help but be drawn in, without suffering the inevitable heart palpitations that would surely follow with such a predicament.
Becca Moody, Moody Comedy, 22nd April 2016Review: The Glee Club Comedy Night, April 2016
Review of Andre Vincent, Stephen Bailey, Harry Stachini, Gareth Richards and Andrew Bird.
Becca Moody, Moody Comedy, 19th April 2016