Julian Clary
- 65 years old
- English
- Actor, stand-up comedian and presenter
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Julian Clary on his latest comedy capers
It's my 30th anniversary next year. It's changed beyond all recognition. It used to be an eclectic selection of people in small rooms above pubs in the 1980s. Our comedy was a reaction against the right-wing men in bow ties who were being offered as light entertainment in those days.
Lucy Parford, Gloucestershire Live, 4th October 2016Julian Clary says it's getting harder to shock audience
Julian Clary has spent his career making the outrageous seem ordinary. Now the veteran performer, who left audiences stunned with his vulgarity and over-the-top camp act when he burst onto British television in the 1980s, said it is becoming harder and harder to shock.
Hamish Fitzsimmons, ABC News (Australia), 6th September 2016Count Arthur Strong to appear in panto
Count Arthur Strong is make his real-life pantomime debut. The bumbling character created by Steve Delaney is to play Baron Hardup in Cinderella at the London Palladium this Christmas.
Chortle, 26th May 2016Review: Julian Clary, touring
Filthy, funny chat from the 'renowned homosexual'.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 22nd May 2016Comedy review: Julian Clary
Celebrating 30 years in comedy, Julian Clary has settled into a cosy, anecdotal manner that's as laden with filth and innuendo as ever, but never close to shocking.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 15th May 2016Comics with spectacular ha-ha homes
There are turrets and timbers, thatched roofs, private moorings and even an island. One home even has a secret garage, another boasts a 400-year-old walled garden. Yes, the titans of the comedy world have done rather nicely out of making people laugh.
Alison Boshoff, Daily Mail, 8th May 2016Julian Clary: The Joy Of Mincing review
Today we celebrate the longevity of a queen, a bit anachronistic, but still widely loved. Yes, it's 'renowned homosexual' Julian Clary, back on the road again and celebrating 30 years of camp comedy.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 21st April 2016Julian Clary interview
Julian Clary on writing, village life and celebrating 30 years in comedy.
Cambridge News, 31st March 2016Julian Clary review
It's not that Julian Clary isn't a likeable chap. In fact, I requested this gig following sense of nostalgic endearment of seeing him back upon our screens in 'Nature Nuts'. Sadly this was to turn out to be one of my poorer choices during the Glasgow Comedy Festival.
Stephen Watt, The Mumble, 27th March 2016Interview: Julian Clary
Now 56, Clary says he's grown up a lot ahead of forthcoming stand-up tour The Joy of Mincing, which kicks off in Glasgow.
Rick Fulton, The Scotsman, 1st January 2016