British Comedy Guide
Jason Manford
Jason Manford

Jason Manford

  • 43 years old
  • English
  • Actor and stand-up comedian

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This week's new live comedy

Previews of Katherine Ryan, Jason Manford's comedy club and Sadwave.

James Kettle, The Guardian, 18th April 2014

Interview: Jason Manford on Tommy Cooper

It's become a cliche that the audience are laughing before he spoke, but they actually were.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 15th April 2014

Jason Manford to narrate football shows for Dave

Channel Dave has signed up Jason Manford to provide the voiceover for three football-based clip shows ahead of the 2014 World Cup.

British Comedy Guide, 10th April 2014

Can Jason Manford save the comedy circuit?

Jason Manford on why he is setting up a new chain of clubs.

Chortle, 4th April 2014

Teenage Cancer Trust: An Evening of Comedy - review

The superb Jason Manford hosted, John Bishop raised the roof and Micky Flanagan proved why he's currently the nation's favourite comic.

Ben Rankin, The Mirror, 31st March 2014

Jason Manford lined up for North East comedy festival

Stop me if you've heard it, but Jason Manford has just been lined up to open this year's Jesterval event.

Ian Robson, Newcastle Journal, 12th March 2014

Jason Manford to open Jesterval 2014

Jason Manford will open Jesterval Comedy Festival when it returns to Gateshead this summer.

Andrew Dipper, Giggle Beats, 10th March 2014

Jason Manford sets up comedy club 'Kite Mark'

Comedian Jason Manford is setting up a website for well-run gigs, to help comedians get the right kind of bookings and, more importantly, to encourage comedy fans to enjoy live comedy and keep supporting live comedy.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 6th March 2014

Jason Manford launches UK-wide comedy nights

Jason Manford has launched a series of affordable comedy nights across the UK to encourage audiences to visit local comedy clubs.

John-Paul Stephenson, Giggle Beats, 25th February 2014

It's three years since Jason Manford resigned unceremoniously from The One Show, after alleged personal indiscretions made the headlines. Although the BBC has yet to welcome the Mancunian funnyman back into the fold, the whiff of scandal didn't dent his popularity for long: back in June he embarked on a 12-month, 200-date national tour.

Here he takes a night off to poke fun at the gaffes and fads of 2013. Judging by his current show, the gags will be slick but gentle - unlikely to offend the sensibilities of even the prissiest great-aunt.

Claire Webb, Radio Times, 31st December 2013

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