Jay Richardson
- Journalist
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Review: Janey Godley's Soup Pot Tour
Scottish stand-up heavyweight with a multimedia show that lacks a potent satirical punch.
Jay Richardson, The List, 9th March 2020Jim Smith on juggling livestock and laughs
Ahead of two mainstage gigs at the Glasgow International Comedy Festival, Perthshire farmer and stand-up Jim Smith talks to Jay Richardson.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 9th March 2020Greg Davies pilots comedy about a crime scene cleaner
Greg Davies is piloting a dark BBC One sitcom about a specialist crime scene cleaner.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 5th March 2020Days Of The Bagnold Summer review
Days Of The Bagnold Summer is an endearing, accessible film for anyone who's struggled through puberty, or, indeed, struggled to connect with a family member going through it.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 5th March 2020Review: Greed
As one wonders how much this film overlaps with Coogan and Winterbottom's upcoming Trip To Greece in terms of inspiration, one also wonders if the actor is keeping a little powder dry for his future #MeToo comedy-drama with Solemani on Channel 4.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 21st February 2020Mark Thomas: 50 Things About Us review
Agent of comedic agitprop tries to accentuate the positive about being English today.
Jay Richardson, The List, 13th February 2020Shappi Khorsandi set to play Glamrou's mother
Shappi Khorsandi is being lined up to play the mother of drag queen Glamrou in a semi-autobiographical TV comedy.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 11th February 2020TV producer confesses to adding laughs to stand-up sets
Jason Dawson, a freelancer who produces The Russell Howard Hour, has defended the practice of artificially 'boosting' the laugh tracks in the edit because it makes the comedians look good.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 29th January 2020Review - Josh Widdicombe: Bit Much
The young fogey comic gets skilfully uptight once more about the pettiest of concerns.
Jay Richardson, The List, 27th January 2020Jordan Brookes talks about suicide
Ahead of his two-week run at the Soho Theatre, the comedian explains how he turned his mental health problems into an award-winning show.
Jay Richardson, i Newspaper, 11th December 2019