Press clippings Page 12
Comedians on their famous lookalikes
Bridget Christie, Frank Skinner, Ben Miller, Rylan Clark-Neal and Jade Thirlwall channel the famous people they get mistaken for.
The Guardian, 13th January 2020Frank Skinner interview
"I talk about sex the way a Battle of Britain veteran might talk about the war."
Andrew Billen, The Times, 10th January 2020Opinion: top comedy gigs of 2019
Here are my top comedy gigs of 2019 very much in no particular order. Impossible to pick one out, but hopefully if you've been reading beyond the joke over the last twelve months some of these are favourites of yours too.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 26th December 2019Review - Frank Skinner: Showbiz
A coming-of-older-age stand-up set with a smattering of bite.
Murray Robertson, The List, 21st November 2019Frank Skinner on political correctness and lad culture
What side of the debate you side with depends very much on who you are, and sometimes, your political leanings.
Wayne Farry, JOE, 14th November 2019Review: Frank Skinner, Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
Age is a blessing for his self-deprecating wit, and the loss of his libido seems a reasonable trade-off for the material it generates.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 14th November 2019Review: Frank Skinner Live - Festival Theatre
The usual Skinner spark seemed to be slightly dulled.
Scott Redmond, Young Perspective, 14th November 2019Frank Skinner review
Poking fun at the Wolves' Portuguese contingent, the Black Country accent and Dudley Zoo, comedy legend Frank Skinner enjoyed bringing his latest tour home.
Megan Archer, The Express and Star, 30th October 2019Frank Skinner talks ahead of Wolverhampton performance
Homecoming hero Frank Skinner will top the bill during a festival of Black Country humour.
Andy Richardson, The Express and Star, 25th October 2019Frank Skinner: Showbiz review
He was the face of the lad comics who dominated the 1990s, talking football on the telly and sex, in graphic detail, on stage. But now Frank Skinner's 62 and he admits the libido has gone.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 11th October 2019