British Comedy Guide
Maddie Rice
Maddie Rice

Maddie Rice

  • Actor, writer and comedian

Press clippings

The 39 Steps review

What is so impressive about the performance is how everybody is so clear about the theatrical convention they are employing.

Velda Harris, British Theatre Guide, 2nd May 2024

The 39 Steps review

This is a must-see if you are a 39 Steps fan... even if not, it is worth a shot if you are into fast-paced fun and action that keeps you on your toes!

Sophie Dodworth, Fairy Powered Productions, 2nd May 2024

The 39 Steps review

A playful and enjoyable piece of theatre based on a classic film: a "Good evening" of entertainment!

Alan Harbottle, Everything Theatre, 18th March 2024

Casting announced for The 39 Steps tour

Casting has been announced for the forthcoming UK tour of award-winning comedy The 39 Steps.

Theo Bosanquet, What's On Stage, 19th February 2024

10 things we learned from Fleabag: The Scriptures

The newly published screenplays for Phoebe Waller-Bridge's hit BBC series reveal new information about the making of Fleabag.

Louis Chilton, i Newspaper, 8th November 2019

Review: Fleabag - Series Two

Before going into this review I should state that I have one major problem with Fleabag: other critics. When the first series aired in 2016, one of the most famous scenes is of the title character played by the show's writer Phoebe Waller-Bridge, masturbating to footage of Barack Obama. Similarly, the critics are so fawning in their praise of this comedy that in my head just about every single newspaper TV critic in Britain is secretly wanking off to Phoebe Waller-Bridge.

Ian Wolf, On The Box, 4th March 2019

Review: Pickle Jar

Maddie Rice's range throughout the piece is extremely varied, and given that she has written the show herself, it's clear that she has used her strengths to her advantage.

A Younger Theatre, 21st November 2018

Pickle Jar review

Pickle Jar is an incredibly deceptive show, as it starts out all belly laughs as 'Miss' bumbles around, never quite as cool as her best friend, but slowly and steadily the tone changes and takes you to a much darker place.

Debbie Gilpin, My Theatre Mates, 8th November 2018

Pickle Jar review

After a successful run in Edinburgh you can understand why it is equally making waves in London, for Maddie Rice's talent as a performer is the overriding highlight of the show.

The Play's The Thing UK, 3rd November 2018

Pickle Jar review

Maddie Rice is a delight to watch and has a talent for comic timing. She is clearly a skilful writer and one to watch. Pickle Jar doesn't pretend to have all the answers but it's certainly a strong attempt to start some conversations about difficult issues and get us all being a bit more honest with ourselves and each other. Go with your friends and take them out afterwards for a proper chat about what's going on in their lives.

Rhiannon Evans, West End Wilma, 30th October 2018

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