Jay Richardson
- Journalist
Press clippings Page 58
Interview: David Sedaris on his Edinburgh show (Link expired)
In his biographical tales David Sedaris has an uncanny knack of discovering the remarkable among the mundane.
Jay Richardson, WOW247, 14th August 2013Interview: Bo Burnham on his maturing musical comedy (Link expired)
A YouTube sensation at the tender age of 16, Bo Burnham has been honing his musical comedy into a more mature show.
Jay Richardson, Edinburgh Festivals, 6th August 2013Interview: John Lloyd on his return to the stage (Link expired)
The mastermind behind QI, John Lloyd, has quite interesting things to say as he returns to the stage as a performer in Liff of QI, writes Jay Richardson.
Jay Richardson, Edinburgh Festivals, 4th August 2013Interview: Nish Kumar on his new Edinburgh show (Link expired)
Nish Kumar's family still can't believe he's a comic, even though it's where he gets most of his material from, as Jay Richardson finds out.
Jay Richardson, Edinburgh Festivals, 3rd August 2013Interview: David Baddiel on being misunderstood
The comedian, author and one-time chart-topper makes a long-awaited return to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Jay Richardson, The List, 29th July 2013Fringe favourites bid to conquer TV with Badults
Sketch trio and Edinburgh Fringe favourites Pappy's aren't at the festival this year. Instead, you can find them on television in their new sitcom, Badults.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 23rd July 2013Janey Godley to release debut stand-up album
Janey Godley is Ungagged is the Glasgow comic's first album despite 18 years in the business.
Jay Richardson, The List, 19th July 2013Glasgow games prompts stand-up tour
Janey Godley is to perform stand-up in obscure corners of Scotland after securing funding to tie in with the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 17th July 2013Christopher Guest interview
Christopher Guest talks to Jay Richardson about his first TV series, Family Tree.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 16th July 2013Stewart Lee: The elite have 'stitched up' comedy
British comedy has undergone an elitist 'stitch-up', with poorer performers being 'priced out' of success, Stewart Lee has claimed.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 8th July 2013