Griff Rhys Jones
- 71 years old
- Welsh
- Actor, executive, comedian, writer and producer
Press clippings Page 4
The Miser review
The Miser certainly isn't tight-fisted with the laughs.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 13th March 2017Review: The Miser at the Garrick Theatre
Hits the contemporary spot: Amelia Forsbrook reviews Sean Foley and Phil Porter's adaptation of Molière.
Amelia Forsbrook, Exeunt Magazine, 13th March 2017Review: The Miser
'Comedy first, psychological insight later' is Sean Foley's take on The Miser, and indeed his production is fresh, funny and farcical. But maybe his cast can afford to relax a bit more - they're all excellent, after all.
What's On Stage, 13th March 2017The Miser at the Garrick Theatre review
A delightful feast of non-stop laughter. The two-and-a-half hour running time is not felt at all as every moment has something to offer.
Mersa Auda, The Upcoming, 13th March 2017Griff Rhys Jones, Lee Mack and Mat Horne to star in The Miser
Full casting has today been announced for the major West End revival of Molière's classic comedy The Miser. Griff Rhys Jones, Lee Mack and Mathew Horne lead the list.
British Comedy Guide, 12th December 2016Comedy review: Griff Rhys Jones
There's rather too much dwelling on a colonoscopy and personal fitness trainer in a very stand-up like section, at least compared to the relaxed raconteurship that proceeded it.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 29th November 2016Review - Griff Rhys Jones: Jones and Smith
Jones and Smith sees Griff Rhys Jones in a reflective mood.
Jo Beggs, The Reviews Hub, 21st November 2016Interview: Griff Rhys Jones
Griff Rhys Jones on Middlemarch, mainsails and mysteries of the organism.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 10th November 2016Griff Rhys Jones says Mel Smith "visits" him in dreams
They were the best of friends as well as life-long comedy partners. So it's perhaps not surprising that Griff Rhys Jones claims to have been "visited" by the late Mel Smith in his dreams.
James Draper, The Mirror, 3rd October 2016Comics with spectacular ha-ha homes
There are turrets and timbers, thatched roofs, private moorings and even an island. One home even has a secret garage, another boasts a 400-year-old walled garden. Yes, the titans of the comedy world have done rather nicely out of making people laugh.
Alison Boshoff, Daily Mail, 8th May 2016