Frank Tully
- Actor
Press clippings Page 45
John Cleese chooses his top 5 sketches
In the course of John Cleese's interview this week for TIME's 10 Questions, the British comedy icon named the top five sketches he has written and/or performed in.
Time Magazine, 8th November 2014John Cleese's chooses his top five sketches
The ex-Python digs into his archive to unearth some little-seen gems.
Belinda Luscombe, Time Magazine, 8th November 2014Review: Lee Evans
It's clear, despite maybe being past his prime, that Lee Evans still captivates his loyal audience who will always be coming back for more.
Rhian Lubin, Newcastle Chronicle, 7th November 2014Stewart Lee interview
'Whether you think they're right or wrong, UKIP is the funniest party at the moment'
Phil Harrison, Time Out, 7th November 2014Stewart Lee discusses the evolution of Comedy Vehicle
'When I look at the first series, it feels like a different person; the character has changed by circumstances and ageing'
Brian Donaldson, The List, 6th November 2014Stewart Lee: liberal comedy cabal will crush the Ukips
Nigel Farage and the comedian Andrew Lawrence have accused a 'politically correct comedy clique' of targeting Ukip and favouring talentless women and 'ethnics'. The gloves are off, says founding member Stewart Lee.
Stewart Lee, The Guardian, 5th November 2014Comedy review: Lee Mack
With relatively little fanfare, Lee Mack has risen to become one of the UK's most popular comics.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 3rd November 2014John Cleese interview
The book has taken two years to write by hand, although he tells me "The thing that takes the time is trying to think of something that you think is worth saying, and then the way that you like to put it down is totally secondary."
Alex Cartlidge, Varsity, 31st October 2014Lee Mack live review
It's a brave stand-up comedian whose encore is to invite questions from a crowd that has been, up until now, notably restless.
Frances Taylor, Digital Spy, 24th October 2014Review: Lee Mack, Eventim Apollo
Amiable comic races through a disappointing set.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 23rd October 2014