Cardinal Burns
- Sketch group
Press clippings
Live At The Moth Club coming to Dave
Channel Dave will air Live At The Moth Club, a five-part series in which comedians including Jamie Demetriou, Natasia Demetriou, Ellie White, Cardinal Burns, Arnab Chanda, Ben Ashenden and Alexander Owen will perform on stage.
British Comedy Guide, 9th June 2022Cardinal Burns present Dean and Murf review
For those in the know, there are lots of in-joke pop-culture references along the way, from Lou Diamond Phillips to a Snow Patrol spoof, but the adventure is entertaining and enjoyable on its own terms, while being probably the most interesting and distinctive of this season's pilots.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 22nd March 2017Radio 2 announces new season of comedy pilots
Radio 2's Comedy Showcase strand is to return, with comedies starring the likes of Harry & Paul, Romesh Ranganathan, Tim Vine and Cardinal Burns.
British Comedy Guide, 14th February 2017Latitude 2016: Cardinal Burns and guests review
Sketch based comedy is a dying breed on television, but still an ever popular form on the cabaret scene. The one group that has breached beyond the fringe and into the nation's consciousness over the past couple of years is Cardinal Burns, the brainchild of Seb Cardinal and Dustin Demri-Burns.
Kris Hallett, The Reviews Hub, 17th July 2016Review: Cardinal Burns at Bristol Comedy Garden
Cardinal Burns are professional comedians at the top of their game.
Ella Evans, The Bristol Post, 5th July 2016Review: Cardinal Burns/Tony Law
Cardinal Burns are an incredible force on stage, wielding their talent for acting and characterisation alongside well-scripted lazy human interaction. Focusing on hypocrisy, power struggles and the complexities of male relationships and sexuality, it's simple sketch comedy at its best.
Jo Duncan, Bristol 24/7, 30th June 2016Cardinal Burns delve into the realms of ridiculousness
Cardinal Burns are pushing sketch comedy into the realms of the absurd whilst staying true to careful, truthful and strikingly accurate observations of human behaviour.
Ella Evans, The Bristol Post, 30th June 2016Cardinal Burns interview
For all his manic sketches and borderline certifiable characters, Dustin Demri-Burns, one half of award-winning comedy duo Cardinal Burns, takes a serious approach to his craft.
Marion Sauvebois, Swindon Advertiser, 23rd October 2014Cardinal Burns - The Lowry, Salford
The translation for any sketch show from TV to stage can be tricky to achieve successfully. On their TV series, Cardinal & Burns make great use of costumes and locations. The stage version doesn't entirely do away with props (a jacket here, a wig there) and as a result the show is able to move along at a really good pace. The audience are left with no doubt, thanks to good writing and performances, that Cardinal Burns' appeal is not a case of style over substance.
Laura Maley, The Public Reviews, 5th October 2014Cardinal Burns interview
"Well, it's a mixture of our favourite characters from the TV show, characters and sketches from our previous Edinburgh shows, and then newer ones that we've been doing on the circuit this year," explains Dustin.
Liverpool Echo, 29th September 2014