Jay Richardson
- Journalist
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Milton Jones, Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow review
He may be a comedy circuit veteran, but with his espionage-inspired new show Milton Jones proves he still has the power to surprise, writes Jay Richardson.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 21st February 2022Nigel Ng interview
YouTube character videos have propelled Nigel Ng into the online big league but live stand-up is where it's at.
Jay Richardson, The List, 11th February 2022Brass Eye at 25: Interview with director Michael Cummings
Twenty-five years ago today, Brass Eye first aired on Channel 4. Jay Richardson spoke to director Michael Cumming about his experience harnessing the maverick talent of Chris Morris, and the film, Oxide Ghosts, that he's assembled from outtakes of the groundbreaking satirical series.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 28th January 2022The Scotsman Sessions #298: Matt Winning
Here, the comedian and environmental economist Matt Winning reflects on some of the pros and cons of his day job.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 4th January 2022Review: Scottish Comedian of the Year Final 2021
Paisley's Liam Farrelly was a compelling, down-to-earth winner of this year's Scottish Comedian of the Year award.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 13th December 2021Susan Riddell: 'Maybe I'll take up juggling'
As Leith Social has them laughing down at The Pitt, Susan Riddell tells us that her unique selling point might not be quite so novel in this day and age.
Jay Richardson, The List, 7th December 2021Sindhu Vee: Alphabet review
The Indian stand-up keeps her outsider instincts to the fore with a new show that delves into relationships where dysfunction and dependence ignite superior comedy.
Jay Richardson, The List, 4th December 2021Rob Newman's Philosophy Show review
The former Mary Whitehouse Experience man keeps the flame burning for intelligence-heavy gag writing with this dizzying mix of high and low-brow stand-up.
Jay Richardson, The List, 1st December 2021Ross Noble: Humournoid review
Abstract free association and silly impersonations run rampant in the Geordie comic's latest ad hoc tour de force.
Jay Richardson, The List, 18th November 2021Fin Taylor: So My Wife review
This droll and seemingly fearless cultural commentator takes withering swipes at hypocrisy from all quarters even if it means compromising his own personal safety.
Jay Richardson, The List, 29th October 2021