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Review: Katherine Ryan
Her acerbic wit can provide a welcome change to the blokey, observational humour peddled by her male colleagues. It's this sharpness, and a keen eye for the absurdities of popular culture, that forms the basis for her well-received set at Middlesbrough Town Hall's crypt.
Ian McNeal, Teesside Gazette, 18th May 2015The Final Say: Katherine Ryan
"I'm so lucky because I actually take comfort in people not liking me; I think it's lovely that we all like different things."
Katherine Ryan, Newcastle Journal, 28th April 2015Katherine Ryan interview
With Katherine Ryan's new touring show, Glam Role Model, her audiences can be assured that they will encounter a comedian who enjoys healthy debate.
Brian Donaldson, Giggle Beats, 8th April 2015Aisling Bea on Katherine Ryan and Sara Pascoe
The Irish comic shares memories of two pals and inspirations.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 31st March 2015Katherine Ryan takes Glam Role Model on tour
The Canadian comic's acclaimed show confronts celebrity and female identity.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 31st March 2015Comedy Central reveal Russell Howard's new show
Russell Howard's Stand Up Central, which launches in April, will feature guests including Doc Brown, Katherine Ryan and Joe Wilkinson.
British Comedy Guide, 24th March 2015This week's new live comedy
Previews of Count Arthur Strong, Katherine Ryan and the Leicester comedy festival.
James Kettle, The Guardian, 30th January 2015Funny feeling: Idil Sukan's soulful snaps of standups
In her exhibition This Comedian, Idil Sukan captures comics in contemplative poses - plus there's Phil Nichol snogging a lion. Katherine Ryan, Bridget Christie, Stewart Lee and Steve Coogan all feature in the show, which runs from 20 February to 2 March at the Embassy Tea Gallery in Southwark, London. An accompanying live event, in which standups talk about baring their soul on stage, takes place at the Duchess theatre on 26 January. All photographs: Idil Sukan.
The Guardian, 23rd January 2015Katherine Ryan to pilot new comedy format
Canadian comic Katherine Ryan is to host a pilot episode for her own series, The Katherine Ryan Show.
British Comedy Guide, 19th January 2015Radio Times review
Ray Mears walks straight into Frank Skinner's comedy trap when he suggests that fakes should be consigned to Room 101. He always wants to have the real thing. "I agree. We tried to get Bear Grylls rather than you. But he cost ten grand!" is Skinner's response.
Ray brings a certain gravitas to the show, while fellow panellists Fiona Bruce and Canadian comedian Katherine Ryan keep it light. Actually, Ryan has some extraordinary dance moves and even more unusual pet peeves. She believes nappies should only be available on prescription, and that Cheryl Fernandez-Versini is not only part of a government conspiracy but also a robot.
Jane Rackham, Radio Times, 16th January 2015