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Jay Richardson
Jay Richardson

Jay Richardson

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Press clippings Page 13

Loyiso Gola: Pop Culture review

Culture clashes get incisive treatment as the contrarian stand-up injects fresh material into his 2019 Fringe set.

Jay Richardson, The List, 27th October 2021

Comedy review: John Hegley, The Stand, Glasgow

From a moving meditation on John Keats to hailing hamsters in hip hop style, John Hegley's Glasgow show ping-ponged pleasingly between the sublime and the ridiculous, writes Jay Richardson.

Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 11th October 2021

So You Think You're Funny? Grand Final review

Given that the previous rounds of this year's pre-eminent new-act competition So You Think You're Funny? took place online, the standard in the final was exceptional and bodes well for UK comedy's future.

Jay Richardson, The List, 27th August 2021

Allan 'Seapa' Mustafa and Hugo Chegwin interview

"Will there be more People Just Do Nothing? Never say never."

Jay Richardson, Chortle, 14th August 2021

Steve Stamp and Asim Chaudhry interview

"It's the same Kurupt FM crew... but on a bigger scale."

Jay Richardson, Chortle, 14th August 2021

Stuart Goldsmith interview

In town for a short Fringe run, the man who delves deep into the comedy psyche on his podcast wonders if he might have found his own sense of peace.

Jay Richardson, The List, 5th August 2021

The Scotsman Sessions #260: Jamie MacDonald

Here, Glaswegian comic Jamie MacDonald takes issue with train station accessibility.

Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 13th July 2021

Interview: Ray Bradshaw

Here, comedian Ray Bradshaw outlines the perils of mixing heavy drinking and pre-school singalongs.

Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 12th May 2021

Stephen Buchanan interview

The Glaswegian permits himself a wry chuckle at the fact that his career seems to be taking off just as he's prevented from capitalising on it.

Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 3rd March 2021

He Used Thought As A Wife, by Tim Key, review

The comedian-poet's hilarious new collection is a portrait of lockdown - and of an artist on the edge.

Jay Richardson, i Newspaper, 11th February 2021

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