Frank Tully
- Actor
Press clippings Page 42
Review: Lee Mack
Without his constant impressions of hardened Mancunians, it's difficult to imagine how he pads this show out in other cities.
Sarah Walters, Manchester Evening News, 12th December 2014Interview: John Cleese
'If you want to get started in comedy, steal'
Chortle, 11th December 2014John Cleese interview
Chatting about writing, The Muppets, DreamWorks, Clockwise and Charles Crichton, all with Mr John Cleese...
Simon Brew, Den Of Geek, 10th December 2014John Cleese's most extravagant purchase: my third wife
"Ask me something rude" says John Cleese as I take my seat for the interview, "that's always funniest".
Alice Howarth, GQ, 9th December 2014Lee Evans's Monsters still top of stand-up DVD charts
Lee Evans has maintained his position at that top of the stand-up DVD chart for the third week running.
Chortle, 7th December 2014DVD review: Lee Mack - Hit The Road Mack
Lee Mack's brand of comedy feels so old school at times I'm surprised he has brought out a DVD. His demographic would probably prefer it to be on VHS. That's a good joke but maybe a little unfair.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 4th December 2014Review: Lee Mack
The encore was simply to invite questions from the floor. A risky strategy but the good folk of Queen of the Midlands delivered - and gave him the perfect material to round off a busy night.
Patrick Astill, Nottingham Post, 1st December 2014Stewart Lee interview
"I don't mind causing offence when I intend to, but I don't like causing it accidentally".
Rob Pollard, The New Statesman, 30th November 2014Lee Evans is still No. 1 in stand-up DVD charts
Lee Evans has retained his position at the top of the stand-up DVD chart.
Chortle, 30th November 2014What do Lewis Hamilton & Lee Evans have in common?
It's nothing to be bashful about if a comedian works with someone else. It is not often that comedians actually buy jokes from a production line by the metre. It is more like a sitcom writers room, with gags and topics being workshopped until something stage-worthy emerges.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 25th November 2014