Hugo Chegwin
- Actor, writer and composer
Press clippings
Kurupt FM announce 10th anniversary London show at Brixton Academy
The show follows their upcoming slot at Glastonbury later this month.
Liberty Dunworth, NME, 4th June 2024The Curse to return for Series 2
Channel 4 has commissioned a second series of crime comedy drama The Curse. The new episodes will see the characters hiding out in Spain.
British Comedy Guide, 24th August 2022The Curse to return for Series 2
Channel 4 has commissioned a second series of crime comedy drama The Curse. The new episodes will see the characters hiding out in Spain.
British Comedy Guide, 24th August 2022Sneakerhead review
It's well worth a watch, if you don't baulk at a few filthy jokes.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 14th July 2022Sneakerhead review - Big Zuu's character has zero personality traits
A great cast, led by People Just Do Nothing's Hugo Chegwin, battle valiantly against this comedy's contrived script - and lose.
Rachel Aroesti, The Guardian, 13th July 2022Sneakerhead, review: Big Zuu elevates cheerfully rude high-street sitcom
The double Bafta-winner stars in this witty and convincing workplace comedy which captures the soul, and soullessness, of the shop floor.
Michael Hogan, The Telegraph, 13th July 2022I talk to Hugo Chegwin
I recently caught up with Hugo Chegwin to talk all things Sneakerhead including how the series came about, his involvement and trainers (of course). Plus, he tells me why he believes the end has come for Kurupt FM.
Elliot Gonzalez, I Talk Telly, 11th July 2022First look at People Just Do Nothing star's new comedy Sneakerhead
The comedy series follows a group of demotivated employees at a discount sportswear store.
Flora Carr, Radio Times, 20th May 2022The Curse review
They don't talk in slick zingers or gaggy jokes; but that only makes it easier to root for these out-of-their-depth clods as the pressure of living with what they've done ramps up.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 7th February 2022TV review: The Curse, C4
If you are watching TV late on a Sunday night bracing yourself for another week at the working grindstone you probably won't want anything too intellectully demanding. In which case The Curse perfectly fits the bill, putting a brisk, fresh twist on the old heist genre.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 7th February 2022