Katherine Ryan

London's most influential people 2018 - Comedy

Including Katherine Ryan, Rachel Parris and Will Sharpe.

Comedy fans vent after festival 'shambles'

Ticketholders attending a comedy festival have reacted angrily after claiming they spent £20 to "stand in a field" and could not see any acts.

Comedy Central Live review

Comedy Central might have had trouble attracting punters to its first live festival - surely not helped by the fact it would have initially cost £90 to see a day's stand-up, a price subsequently slashed to £20, or a tenner if you went on Groupon - but they had no such problem attracting the top-notch acts.

Katherine Ryan and Jimmy Carr open a new series of the savage gameshow with an appearance from ex-Towie twosome Gemma Collins and James "Arg" Argent. No couple are more ripe for the challenge. "I'm one hell of a woman," states Collins. The more honest it gets, the more they raise for their chosen charity.

TV review: Roast Battle UK, Comedy Central UK

While I don't actually think kids would be jotting down the one-liners lobbed by the likes of Chris Ramsey and Tom Rosenthal at each other for later use themselves I do think the programmes risks normalising dubious attitudes.

Katherine Ryan: Glitter is my black tie

It's not often that an interviewee greets you with the offer of a glass of "day wine" or "night wine" but then it's not every day you meet someone like Katherine Ryan.

Katherine Ryan: What you should never say to a comedian

Love watching comedy? Katherine Ryan has five things you really shouldn't tell your favourite comedian.

Katherine Ryan, review - feminism with extra sass

A laugh-heavy hour from the Canadian.

Lawyers split over new BBC barrister comedy

Series follows the exploits of four tenancy-hungry pupils.

Katherine Ryan tour Glitter Room review

All that glitters is comedy gold.