British Comedy Guide

Marissa Burgess

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Harry and Chris interview

Music, poetry and comedy come together with a national tour despite Harry and Chris having nuptials on their mind.

Marissa Burgess, The List, 24th October 2017

Angela Barnes interview

The 2011 BBC New Comedy Award winner is making up for lost time having come to stand-up relatively late in life.

Marissa Burgess, The List, 1st August 2017

Kiri Pritchard-McLean interview

Stand-up and Gein's Family Giftshop writer brings her Appropriate Adult to the Edinburgh Fringe.

Marissa Burgess, The List, 25th July 2017

Focus on: Dane Baptiste

An award winner and now familiar face on TV, Dane Baptiste has conquered both the urban and mainstream scenes. But he's not done yet...

Marissa Burgess, Fest Mag, 22nd July 2017

Meet the Edinburgh Fringe's right wing comedians

There's more to comedy Tories than Jim Davison and Chubby Brown, as Marissa Burgess finds out.

Marissa Burgess, The List, 11th July 2017

Ricky Gervais review

Humanity provides plenty of big laughs.

Marissa Burgess, The List, 16th March 2017

Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year 2017 review

Though cutting a striking figure - tall, slender with long rusty-hued locks - Alasdair Beckett-King avoids wading straight into the obvious gags about how he looks, instead leading into them slowly and subtly beginning with the social pitfalls of possessing such pale eyebrows.

Marissa Burgess, Chortle, 26th February 2017

Elis James interview

'I love improvising with John Robins, he is the funniest person I know.'

Marissa Burgess, The List, 8th September 2016

Interview: Phil Ellis, James Meehan and Will Duggan

Over the past few years Phil, James and Will have been a big hit with kids as well as their sniggering guardians. With all three going solo this Fringe, we wonder if it will all end in tears.

Marissa Burgess, The List, 2nd August 2016

Bridget Christie interview (Link expired)

Award-winning comic Bridget Christie speaks about feminism, how a chaotic childhood shaped her style, and the art of turning serious issues into side-splitting stand-up.

Marissa Burgess, WOW247, 12th May 2016

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