Graham Fellows
- 65 years old
- English
- Actor, writer and comedian
Press clippings
John Shuttleworth celebrates 40 years in showbiz via new tour and book
Comedy character John Shuttleworth is to embark on a new tour from February 2025. He will also release a new book, John Shuttleworth Takes the Biscuit, in March.
British Comedy Guide, 27th September 2024John Shuttleworth squares up to his own creator
Graham Fellows' film Father Earth records the Sheffield comedian's trip to Orkney with his dad - and a bid to step out of his alter ego's shadow.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 9th November 2022John Shuttleworth cave concert abandoned due to cliff rescue
John Shuttleworth was halfway through the show at Peak Cavern, known as the "Devil's Arse", at Castleton on Thursday when the alarm was raised.
Greig Watson, BBC, 20th May 2022John Shuttleworth 2022 tour dates
The versatile singer/organist and verbal rambler extraordinaire will be taking to the stage once again in 2022.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 8th February 2022John Shuttleworth extends his radio sitcom record
John Shuttleworth is poised to extend his record of having the longest-running sitcom on radio made exclusively by the same creator. Graham Fellows has confirmed The Shuttleworths has been recommissioned for two more, as-yet-untitled Radio 4 specials to air later this year.
British Comedy Guide, 19th January 2022John Shuttleworth to perform at the Devil's Arse
Every comedian has played some bad venues in their time - but only one is officially known as The Devil's Arse. Next year John Shuttleworth will become the first comic to perform stand-up in Peak Cavern, in the heart of the Peak District. It has been called the Devil's Arse for most of its history, mentioned by philosopher Thomas Hobbes in the 17th century and Daniel Defoe in the 18th, possibly because of flatulent-sounding noises that come from inside the cave when flood water is draining away.
Chortle, 4th November 2021French & Saunders to star in Radio 4 comedy
Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders will star in Whatever Happened To Baby Jane Austen?, a one-off festive Radio 4 comedy about two sisters. Radio 4's other festive highlights include new episodes of Ed Reardon's Week and Count Arthur Strong's Radio Show!.
British Comedy Guide, 30th November 2020Glasgow Comedy Festival's biggest shows called off
All events at the King's Theatre, including Stewart Lee, Jerry Sadowitz, Janey Godley, John Shuttleworth, Fascinating Aida, Susie McCabe and Jim Smith, are to be postponed.
Chortle, 16th March 202015 funniest shows at the Glasgow Comedy Festival
Here's our pick of the shows for the Glasgow International Comedy Festival 2020.
The Herald, 7th March 2020John Shuttleworth, Leicester Square Theatre review
Shuttleworth bangs out the songs with tinny bossa nova and cha-cha beats.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 6th March 2020