Press clippings Page 22
Jason Manford, John Bishop, Ross Noble do pub karaoke
Jason Manford was joined by The Producers cast mate Ross Noble, pal Eithne Browne and fellow comedian John Bishop for the weekly Sing Along at Ma Egertons in Liverpool.
Jade Wright, Liverpool Echo, 7th June 2015Jason Manford interview
Jason Manford reacts well when it's suggested he has a split personality, the attention span of an insect and sees happiness as a constant pursuit.
Brian Beacom, Glasgow Evening Times, 6th June 2015Jason Manford on Katie Hopkins
The actor says what he thinks of Katie but admits he wouldn't like to take her on.
Zoe Shenton, The Mirror, 5th June 2015Jason Manford has sights set on Hollywood
The funny man is known for his TV roles but that could be about to change.
Zoe Shenton, The Mirror, 5th June 2015Jason Manford plans to write his own musical
Jason Manford has revealed that he would like to write a musical in the future.
Tom Eames, Digital Spy, 5th June 2015Review: The Producers
Jason Manford steals top billing as the straight-laced and occasionally regressive number cruncher Leo Bloom but it is his double act with English, as the seedy, pensioner romancing 'Bialy', which provides the perfect odd couple take to proceedings.
Richard Buxton, Click Liverpool, 2nd June 2015Dave order Jason Manford fronted-show The Money Pit
UKTV's Dave channel is adding to their line-up of original series with The Money Pit, a new entertainment format hosted by Jason Manford which "£taps into the popular trend of crowd-funding". Production begins later this year for a 2016 premiere.
Patrick Munn, TV Wise, 26th May 2015Radio Times review
If variety should offer sights you never thought you'd see, this episode is a triumph. Among the entertainments is Jason Manford tap-dancing, a troupe of performing budgerigars and a Chinese group doing a "dance of a thousand hands" that would mesmerise Busby Berkeley himself.
Unlike the rest of the week on ITV, nobody here is buzzered off or pleading for the public to vote for them. They're just good. On the downside, pianist Lang Lang hooks up with Croatian duo 2Cellos for a clattering, bull-in-a-china-shop cover of Live and Let Die. Paul McCartney should sue.
David Butcher, Radio Times, 24th May 2015Jason Manford takes a look at his latest comedy club
Currently starring in the touring production of The Producers at the Sunderland Empire, Jason popped over to Tyneside to see The Terrace bar.
Sam Wonfor, Newcastle Journal, 14th May 2015Ross Noble looks forward to his debut in The Producers
The Cramlington-born comic will take to the Sunderland Empire stage alongside Jason Manford in Mel Brooks' comedy classic.
Sam Wonfor, Newcastle Journal, 13th May 2015