British Comedy Guide

Hermione Corfield

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Press clippings Page 10

Stephen Fry: 100 Greatest Gadgets

On Bank Holiday Monday Channel 4 are screening one of those '100 top' programmes they like to make and this year I had the pleasure of being allowed to choose my 100 favourite gadgets.

Stephen Fry, 25th August 2011

Fortnum protest inspires new Fringe comedy

A bassoonist has become an unlikely political figurehead after writing a comedy show based on the sit-in tax protest at Fortnum & Mason in March.

Alistair Foster, Evening Standard, 18th August 2011

Tim Key spills the beans on his latest show, Mastersult

Edinburgh Comedy Award-winner Tim Key is talking about his first steps into stand-up, saying how much he hated it.

Gary Flockhart, The Scotsman, 18th August 2011

Arabella Weir: My greatest mistake

Arabella Weir added a cutting comment about someone in an email ... then accidentally copied them in.

Anna Tims, The Guardian, 7th May 2011

Peter Kay named Greatest British Comedian in poll

Peter Kay has been voted the Greatest British Comedian in a national study to celebrate 250 years of Great British Spirit.

Female First, 6th April 2011

Sandi Toksvig and Sue Perkins test out the audience

Imaginative new comedy show is at Arts Theatre before an appearance at the Telegraph Hay Festival.

The Telegraph, 4th March 2011

Mrs Brown's Boys: BBC One's latest foul-mouthed sitcom

BBC One's new sitcom featuring Irish comedian Brendan O'Carroll may startle viewers with its frequent use of the f-word.

The Telegraph, 21st February 2011

Maureen Lipman: My greatest mistake

Making her mum the butt of so many jokes is one of the few regrets that Maureen Lipman has after 43 years on the stage.

Graham Snowdon, The Guardian, 12th February 2011

Zoe Lyons: my greatest mistake

Comedian Zoe Lyons recalls the humiliating gigs she should really have turned down.

Graham Snowdon, The Guardian, 29th January 2011

Viewers protest at Lucas and Walliams's 'minstrel show'

Thousands of viewers have complained that the Christmas Day show by comedy duo Matt Lucas and David Walliams on BBC1 was racist.

Simon Cable, Daily Mail, 28th December 2010

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