Frank Tully
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DVD review: Lee Nelson's Well Good Show
As someone who has been lucky enough to see Lee Nelson's Well Good Show both live and on DVD now, I feel I'm a pretty good source for an accurate review of Simon Brodkin's latest show. Live, it's the closest I've ever come to leaving a performance in the interval - despite being the reviewer. The DVD, as it turns out, was a slightly different experience.
James Harle, Giggle Beats, 23rd November 2012Video: Lee Nelson visits Oxford University
The well good Lee Nelson (Simon Brodkin) paid a trip to Oxford University recently - to speak at the Oxford Union, no less. But what exactly did he make of the town (and gown)?
The Huffington Post, 19th November 2012Justin Lee Collins does community service
Justin Lee Collins looked glum in a woolly hat as he used a trolley to shift boxes at a Big Yellow storage facility in Bromley, South London. He was ordered to do 140 hours of service after being found guilty last month of harassment against his ex Anna Larke.
The Sun, 17th November 2012Stewart Lee: Brooks & Cameron's texts pure Shakespeare
Brooks cried twice. The utopian dream of Cameron's Privilege for All overcame her a second time.
Stewart Lee, The Guardian, 11th November 2012Lee Ridley: silent funnyman who brings the house down
At first the laughs are, perhaps understandably, nervous. But then Lee Ridley is far from a conventional stand-up comic. For a start, he doesn't utter a single word on stage. Lee, who has cerebral palsy, cannot speak so he uses a text-to-speech iPad app to deliver his lines.
Eve McGowan, Mail on Sunday, 4th November 2012Lee Mack interview
We chat to comedian Lee Mack about his new book, Mack The Life, Not Going Out, and writing comedy..
Simon Brew, Den Of Geek, 2nd November 2012Lee Ridley aka Lost Voice Guy: communication revolution
Lee Ridley, 31, has cerebral palsy. His day job is as a member of the media team at Sunderland City Council, but you might be more familiar with his stand-up comedian name, Lost Voice Guy.
Emma Tracey, BBC Ouch!, 2nd November 2012Audio: Lee Nelson speaks to the Oxford Union
Many great men and women in history have spoken in the famous book-lined rooms of the Oxford Union. From Albert Einstein to Dizzee Rascal, Winston Churchill to Pamela Anderson, and now one Lee Nelson, whose debut stand-up DVD Lee Nelson Live is released on November 19 and available for pre-order now.
Mayer Nissim, Digital Spy, 2nd November 2012Competition - win Stewart Lee DVD screening tickets
London is Funny and Comedy Central are giving away a pair of tickets to the November 12th screening of Stewart Lee's latest show, Carpet Remnant World.
London Is Funny, 30th October 2012Q&A: John Cleese
'The worst thing anyone's ever said to me? "Are you Michael Palin?"'
Rosanna Greenstreet, The Guardian, 19th October 2012