Julian Dutton

Panic over! Stolen Dad's Army uniform found

The replica Home Guard Dad's Army uniform that was stolen after Julian Dutton's show at Colchester Arts Centre on Sunday night has been found.

5 minutes with... Julian Dutton

An interview with comedy writer and performer Julian Dutton about politics, comedy, Brexit and modern society.

The Life & Times of John Le Mesurier review

Dutton is an excellent mimic and exudes the charm and easy, genial style of his subject. In so doing, he pulls off a clever trick, showing us a man who is essentially pathetic and alcoholic whist never ruining our fond memory of Le Mesurier as the helpless and hugely funny Sergeant Wilson.

Interview: rarely asked questions - Julian Dutton

Well they do say comedy is nearly all about timing, so jolly good show to Julian Dutton who, as the title below suggests, is performing a show about Dad's Army star John Le Mesurier just as the classic sitcom celebrates its fiftieth birthday.

Julian Dutton to play John Le Mesurier in new show

Impressionist and comedian Julian Dutton is to play comic legend John Le Mesurier in a new show.

Council elections - mixed fortunes for comedy

This week's council elections saw a number of figures from the comedy world standing for election with mixed results.

The original Pompidou & brief history of visual comedy

Multi-award-winning comedy scriptwriter/performer Julian Dutton started as an actor, then became a comedy scriptwriter for radio, but, he says, "I always made sure I performed in the things I wrote." He appears in a later episode of Pompidou.

Holy Fool: Stan Laurel

The key to Laurel's success, then, was his embrace of the truth of failure.

Radio Times review

Impressionist Lewis Macleod, the latest recruit to Dead Ringers, now gets his own show. Duncan Wisbey and Julian Dutton have contrived some fairly wacky situations to exploit their mate's best voices.

Morgan Freeman plays Fletcher in Porridge; Gregg Wallace sings a filthy love song to Mary Berry (Kate O'Sullivan); and a running gag has Benedict Cumberbatch turning up inopportunely to spout purple prose in the manner of Sherlock Holmes.

The show claims that Macleod has been hired to impersonate movie stars who refuse to re-record their inaudible lines. We want more details.