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James Acaster interview
Three-time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee James Acaster is zipping about on the radio, in the online series Sweet Home Ketteringa, and touring his show Recognise around the country. Last week he performed at Nottingham's Glee Club; and so, with a face inexplicably redder than any face has ever been, I asked him some questions.
Molly Stewart, Giggle Beats, 20th November 2014Interview: James Acaster
Acaster's now taking his latest shot Recognise - where James admits that he is actually an undercover cop who has infiltrated the comedy world - to the Soho Theatre for a run that is well on its way to selling out. Be quick and get your ticket now.
Laugh Out London, 27th October 2014James Acaster, 23rd October 2014
I thoroughly enjoyed seeing both Jack Barry and James Acaster perform their routines and look forward to seeing them again in the future, maybe with a more encouraging audience that can give this excellent comedy the platform it deserves.
Becca Moody, Moody Comedy, 25th October 2014My comedy hero: James Acaster on The Rock
'It's nice to have a big muscly guy being funny and stupid'
Brian Donaldson, The List, 22nd October 2014James Acaster interview
"This show is my most personal show yet. It's me revealing that I am, and always have been, an undercover cop infiltrating a gang of drug dealers who are providing drugs to comedians."
Ella Walker, Cambridge News, 20th October 2014James Acaster interview
Triple Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Award-nominated comedian James Acaster isn't who we thought he was. We out Pat Springleaf, the undercover cop posing as a stand-up.
Ben Williams, Time Out, 17th October 2014This week's new live comedy
Previews of James Acaster, David O'Doherty and Rachel Parris.
James Kettle, The Guardian, 4th October 2014James Acaster: meet Kettering's second-biggest export
Ahead of his appearance in Aberdeen next week, Your Weekend chats with stand-up comic James Acaster - Weetabix, beat boxing and all.
Aberdeen Press and Journal, 2nd October 2014James Acaster's top of the cops
The comic from Kettering outs himself as an undercover cop and reveals the fictional feds who inspired him.
James Acaster, The Guardian, 26th September 2014James Acaster: Kettering confidential
Does James Acaster really come from Kettering? It seems too good to be true.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 17th September 2014