Frank Skinner
- 67 years old
- English
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
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Frank Skinner and Sue Perkins to host game show
Frank Skinner and Sue Perkins are to host a UK version of Trust Me I'm A Game Show Host.
Yahoo, 13th June 2014Comedy review: Frank Skinner @ Manchester Apollo
If we're talking about time then lets say this - Skinner will always be funny, and will always make us laugh. For that we should be thankful.
Alex Hibbert, Manchester Evening News, 5th June 2014Pictures: comedians who have starred in Doctor Who
As Frank Skinner reveals he will appear in the latest Doctor Who series, take a look at these other stand-up, sketch and sitcom comedians who have guest starred opposite the Time Lord.
The Guardian, 21st May 2014Frank Skinner to star in Doctor Who
Comedian Frank Skinner is to take a guest star role in the forthcoming series of Doctor Who.
BBC News, 16th May 2014Radio: Waking up with Frank Skinner is an absolute joy
These aren't cutting-edge gags and Skinner's show isn't comedy with a capital "C". It's essentially a man murmuring amusingly into a microphone while listeners drift in and out of consciousness. There's serious craft in this uniquely casual style of broadcasting and Skinner has perfected it.
Fiona Sturges, The Independent, 15th May 2014Frank Skinner review
He might have been away from the circuit for a while, but you wouldn't have known it. Frank Skinner is a genuine comedy superstar in an ocean of full of lightweight imposters.
Mersey Buzz, 1st May 2014The best comedy podcasts
Pete Naughton's regularly updated selection of the best comedy podcasts, including Eddie Izzard, Frank Skinner and Richard Herring.
Pete Naughton, The Telegraph, 30th April 2014Frank Skinner returns to Fringe after 7 years away
Skinner will perform his show Man in a Suit at the fringe while Russell Kane and Richard Herring present dramatic works as well as comedy sets.
The Guardian, 29th April 2014Frank Skinner: Man In A Suit /Philharmonic Hall
He might have been away from the circuit for a while, but you wouldn't have known it. Skinner's a genuine comedy superstar in an ocean of full of lightweight imposters.
Dave Sedgwick, Liverpool Confidential, 29th April 2014Review: Frank Skinner
Not a lot of depth though, if we're being honest, despite the punctuation marks of home-spun haikus and a touch of Greek philosophising, and a talent for painting a colourful verbal picture.
Catherine Jones, Liverpool Echo, 28th April 2014