Isy Suttie
- 46 years old
- English
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
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Isy Suttie: My Edinburgh
There are countless stories told about Edinburgh shows and their readiness, but I can definitely say, now, that my show is ready.
Isy Suttie, The Guardian, 8th August 2011My Edinburgh: Isy Suttie, comedian
Isy Suttie talks about he past experiences at the Fringe.
Isy Suttie, The Independent, 8th August 2011Isy Suttie: My Edinburgh - Part 2
My routine as a performer-hostage, including 7 cherry tomatoes, is ruined by a day off. What shall I do with myself?
Isy Suttie, The Guardian, 8th August 2011Edinburgh fringe comedy roundup
From Isy Suttie and Margaret Cho to Dave Gorman and Asher Treleaver, Stephanie Merritt on the best of this year's Edinburgh fringe comedy offerings.
Stephanie Merritt, The Observer, 7th August 2011Fringe 2011 comedy: 5 musical comedians
Featuring Isy Suttie, Steve Pretty, ATF?, Pistol & Jack and Gareth Richards.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 29th July 2011The artists' artist: stand-ups
Leading comedians, including Reginald D. Hunter, Isy Suttie and Lucy Porter choose their favourite performer of all time.
Emine Saner, The Guardian, 2nd June 2011Comedy in pictures - April
This month's gallery from around the circuit is dominated by Simon Munnery's revival of the noble art of wrestling women. In this case, Isy Suttie and Josie Long. Plus: Rufus Hound, Tom Basden, stripping and quizzing.
London Is Funny, 10th May 2011Isy Suttie interview
Tommy Holgate interviews Isy Suttie about Comic Relief's lie-down stand-up gig.
Tommy Holgate, The Sun, 4th March 2011Udderbelly returns with a hooves who of comedy
The giant upside-down purple cow of mirth is back on the south bank, and there's some good stuff to be found such as David O'Doherty, Isy Suttie and, er, Paul Daniels. Run these past-eur-ise ...
London Is Funny, 24th February 2011The first series of Stephen K Amos's stand up/sketch comedy/chat show comes to an end. It's been something of a hit and miss first outing, with the humour erring on the side of juvenile a lot of the time. Tonight, Amos welcomes fellow comedians Isy Suttie (who plays Dobby in Peep Show, also on this evening, see below) and Marlon Davis in to do a bit of stand-up. Meanwhile he does his weekly "phone call" to his mother (played by Amos in drag), and meets stuntman Paul Hammer (again, Amos in costume) who reveals he stood in for both Muhammad Ali and Rod Hull's Emu on Michael Parkinson's chat show.
The Telegraph, 10th December 2010