British Comedy Guide
Jay Richardson
Jay Richardson

Jay Richardson

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Billy Connolly's Big Banana Feet review

Rarely seen and recently restored, this compelling fly-on-the-wall film following Billy Connolly on tour in Dublin and Belfast in 1975 is a fascinating snapshot of the Big Yin in the afterglow of his career-defining appearance on Michael Parkinson's chat show.

Jay Richardson, Chortle, 1st March 2024

The Completely Made-Up Adventures Of Dick Turpin TV review

Noel Fielding's dandy highwayman is upstaged by a veritable who's who of British comedy talent.

Jay Richardson, The List, 1st March 2024

Rob Brydon: A Night of Songs & Laughter - review

This cosy night of music and chuckles is a little self-indulgent but full of fun, with Brydon proving a consummate old-school entertainer.

Jay Richardson, The Telegraph, 19th February 2024

Edinburgh's Ho Ho Hogmanay review

In spite of sharing a bill with some seasoned performers, Larry Dean turned out to be the crowd-pleasing hit of this Hogmanay comedy show.

Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 2nd January 2024

The List Hot 100 2023 number 3: Marjolein Robertson

With a five-star Fringe show under her belt, Marjolein Robertson has stormed her way into the number three position of our Hot 100. Find out what makes the Shetlander comic's stand-up so special.

Jay Richardson, The List, 30th November 2023

The List Hot 100 2023 number 9: Kieran Hodgson

He's conquering Scotland one comedy show at a time and nabbing Edinburgh Comedy Award nods for his troubles. We speak to Kieran Hodgson about Prince Andrew, Two Doors Down and making a show about his newfound home country.

Jay Richardson, The List, 30th November 2023

Eddie Izzard review

The comedian's decision to revisit four decades of comedy hits doesn't entirely pay off.

Jay Richardson, The Telegraph, 12th November 2023

BBC New Comedy Award 2023 final review

Who the judges crowned winner, you'll just have to wait until next week's broadcast of the contest to find out.

Jay Richardson, Chortle, 7th November 2023

John Robins review

The Edinburgh Comedy Award winner insists that happiness isn't worth striving for in a set about stoicism, sobriety and slotted spoons.

Jay Richardson, The List, 31st October 2023

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