Ivo Graham
- 34 years old
- English
- Writer and stand-up comedian
Press clippings Page 15
Review - Ivo Graham: Bow Ties And Johnnies
Graham is more adept at interpersonal contact than you might think from his own description;
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 9th February 2015Ivo Graham, Soho Theatre - comedy review
Ivo Graham's second full-length show, Bow Ties and Johnnies, covers similar coming-of-age terrain to his debut but it is consistently funnier.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 12th November 2014Ivo Graham review
The self-effacing former public schoolboy is painfully honest about his hangups in this lovely, well-written comic set.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 12th November 2014Interview: rarely asked questions - Ivo Graham
Ivo Graham might as well have "future star" written through him like "Blackpool" through a stick of rock purchased in a famous seaside resort in the north-west.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 24th October 2014Ivo Graham pushes his luck in promotional e-interview
God, imagine what he'd be like if he had confidence.
London Is Funny, 16th August 2014Edinburgh festival 2014: 10 questions for Ivo Graham
Eton alumnus and comedy upstart with a keen interest in quiz show Pointless discusses impressively long texts and irresponsibly messy bedrooms,
Harriet Gibsone, The Guardian, 10th August 2014Fringe Q&As: Ivo Graham
Ivo Graham speaks to HeraldScotland about Frosties, grandmothers, and being up past his bedtime.
The Herald, 6th August 2014Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2014 interview: Ivo Graham
The Old Etonian tackles his public schooling and having 'a genuine relationship with issues'
Jay Richardson, The List, 25th July 2014Review: Ivo Graham at Latitude
He's so unthreatening that he can even crack a dreaded rape joke in banter with the audience - and at 5.30pm too - and it works at his expense, the side of him being sexually aggressive is so laughable.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 19th July 2014Ivo Graham, Soho Theatre - comedy review
In his debut show, Binoculars, the posh, boyish 23-year-old extracts plenty of humour, albeit sometimes clichéd, out of his youth.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 28th February 2014