Frank Tully
- Actor
Press clippings Page 74
Video: Stewart Lee on music, politics and prostests
Comedian Stewart Lee compared Glastonbury to the House of Commons as he discussed whether music was losing its political message and the power of protest with Andrew Neil, Michael Portillo and Alan Johnson.
Andrew Neill, BBC News, 24th June 2011Stewart Lee interview
He divides audiences like no other comedian, his fans hanging on every word of his rambling monologues, his critics raging at the lack of laughs. Stewart Lee explains his pleasure at being hated - and why he doesn't do 'jokes'.
Emine Saner, The Guardian, 23rd June 2011'Lee Mack's All Star Cast' attracts 4.2m
Lee Mack's new BBC One show launched with almost 4.2m viewers on Saturday evening, while ITV1's The Marriage Ref failed to impress, according to overnight audience data.
Andrew Laughlin, Digital Spy, 19th June 2011Lee Mack 'winces at early Not Going Out'
Lee Mack has admitted that he struggles to watch early episodes of his sitcom Not Going Out.
Morgan Jeffery, Digital Spy, 14th June 2011A quick chat with Lee Mack
Not Going Out's Lee Mack is your host for Lee Mack's All Star Cast, BBC1's new Saturday-night mix of stand-up, music, celebrity guests and sketches, complete with audience participation.
What's On TV, 14th June 2011Lee Mack interview
Lee Mack is hosting a new entertainment series for Saturday nights. But he's keeping his guest list a surprise...
Elaine Penn, TV Choice, 14th June 2011Stewart Lee is wrong about the internet killing comedy
By railing against the tyranny of tweets the comedian has dismissed an alternative universe of wonderfully weird humour.
Paul Scott, The Guardian, 8th June 2011In praise of... Stewart Lee
His performances unfurl like a stroll on a summer's day: scenery and good companionship take precedence over destination.
The Guardian, 2nd June 2011Interview: John Cleese, actor and writer
Not even Casanova gave pleasure to as many of Earth's inhabitants as John Cleese.
Lee Randall, The Scotsman, 30th May 2011Australia's Got Talent contestant stole Lee Mack jokes
A comic battling to win Australia's Got Talent faces an uncertain future after he was accused of ripping off a UK comedian's routine.
The Sun, 26th May 2011