Frank Skinner
- 67 years old
- English
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
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Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan host Royal Variety Performance 2019
Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan are to host The Royal Variety Performance 2019.
British Comedy Guide, 10th October 2019Baddiel & Skinner made £800 from Three Lions in 2018
David Baddiel and Frank Skinner made just £837 from the royalties of their classic football song Three Lions last year.
Female First, 2nd October 2019This riotous show recorded at Hackney Empire sees comedians Frank Skinner, Tom Allen, London Hughes and Suzi Ruffell invited to perform versions of their favourite songs from musical theatre. Cue numbers from Cats, Frozen and even old favourite Annie, delivered with bad wigs, giggles and panache.
Mike Bradley, The Guardian, 26th August 2019No laughing matter: Edinburgh comics on Brexit
As new PM Boris Johnson pushes on with plans for the UK's exit, we ask some of Britain's best loved comedians what they have to say about Brexit.
Spirit FM, 17th August 2019Video: Frank Skinner on 'life-changing' Fringe
Making his first appearance at The Fringe for five years, comedian Frank Skinner tells Sky News about his journey back to Edinburgh.
Sky News, 3rd August 2019Comedians talk about The Cabaret Bar
We speak to some comedians to get their top memories from the legendary Edinburgh venue.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 2nd August 2019Frank Skinner interview
Frank Skinner on late fatherhood and why he's still doing stand-up.
Teddy Jamieson, The Herald, 2nd August 2019The best of Edinburgh Festival 2019
Catch the best of the fest.
The Sunday Times, 28th July 2019Frank Skinner interview
Grounding a fleet of paper aeroplanes during a five-minute Edinburgh Fringe set decades ago proved to be a pivotal moment for Frank Skinner.
Ross Crae, The Sunday Post, 23rd July 2019Preview: Been there, done that, back & doing it again
There's a school of thought that the Edinburgh Fringe is a Young Person's Game. But actually in recent years it has become an older person's game too. Maybe they are the baby boomer generation who can afford to lose a few grand every August or maybe they just love the thrill of the Fringe and the art of stand-up. Whatever the reasons here are some comedians who know the game inside out and are the collective epitome of a safe pair of comedy hands. And no, they are not listed in descending order of chronology. We'll not be having any age before beauty here. Some of them might not be doing a full Fringe run, but at their age I think we can allow them a few days off. Click on their names for their dates and ticket details.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 22nd July 2019