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James Acaster to host BBC Three music show
Stand-up comedian James Acaster is to host Sounds Random, a new music show for BBC Three.
British Comedy Guide, 22nd April 2016Review - James Acaster: Reset
James Acaster has been nominated for more Edinburgh Comedy Awards than anybody else - and as he unveils his new offering in Melbourne, a good three months ahead of this year's Fringe, he already looks like the man to beat.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 15th April 2016Radio Times review
Comedian James Acaster kicks things off nicely with his first pet hate, which is simply: geese. They are "the worst of all the animals," he argues via a nice routine on their lairy attitude. Which naturally is topped by host Frank Skinner, who goes off at a tangent with a story about geese and Rod Stewart - and as we know, Skinner's tangents and flights of fancy are what hold the show aloft, when it would otherwise be little more than "Gripe Idol". His routine about his tea-making approach is wonderful and leaves Heston Blumenthal spluttering in despair. Also on tonight: Kirsty Wark, who really doesn't like plastic flowers.
David Butcher, Radio Times, 2nd February 2016James Acaster on his Lyric Theatre show
It's safe to say that comedian James Acaster has been a long-time favourite of ours. His four nominations for Best Show at the Edinburgh Fetival Fringe are testament to his consistency as one of the best comics in the country.
Tim Lewis, Laugh Out London, 3rd December 2015Interview: rarely asked questions - James Acaster
The last time I saw James Acaster someone walked in late carrying two pints of lager and Acaster just went "Legend".
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 19th November 2015Five things you might not know about James Acaster
The Kettering stand-up and Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee (times four) takes Represent on tour.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 11th November 2015Review: James Acaster
James Acaster improvised well with a member of the audience who claimed he was a hypeman for a log flume - and pedalos as well!
Joe Pickard, The York Press, 9th November 2015James Acaster launches Kickstarter campaign for online series
Stand-up comedian James Acaster has launched a Kickstarter campaign in an attempt to fund an online comedy documentary series in which he will travel to Germany.
British Comedy Guide, 9th November 2015Review: James Acaster: Represent
James Acaster's Represent tour is both inventive and artfully performed, finds Louis Chilton.
Louis Chilton, Nouse, 8th November 2015Review: James Acaster: Represent - The Lowry, Salford
This is a clever and highly original show which should see Acaster performing in arenas in the not too distant future.
Matt Forrest, The Reviews Hub, 19th October 2015