Press clippings Page 19
Interview: Mark Watson
Bristolian author, stand-up and professional worrier does some fretting about identity issues for his next blockbuster touring show, I'm Not Here.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 22nd March 2016Mark Watson: I'm Not Here - The Lowry, Salford review
This is a fun, well crafted show and a hearty reminder that modern life can be a bit rubbish sometimes, but if we have a moan and get it off our chest then things can be a lot better you know.
Matt Forrest, The Reviews Hub, 21st March 2016Comedy review: Mark Watson
Mark Watson's manner on stage is one of breathless, non-stop, razor-sharp observations on life's foibles.
Lynette Watson, Leicester Mercury, 17th February 2016Henley Festival expand comedy programme
This year, Henley Festival will expand its comedy programme, which has in the past seen performances by Mark Watson, The Horne Section and Adam Hills, with twenty of the best comics from around the world set to appear.
Nic Wright, Giggle Beats, 11th February 2016This week's new comedy
Previews of Gary Delaney, Mark Watson and The Noise Next Door.
James Kettle, The Guardian, 8th January 2016Comedians reveal their worst presents
The Noise Next Door, Matt Forde, Chris Ramsey, Daniel Sloss, Justin Moorhouse, Mark Watson and Henning Wehn talk about the bad Christmas presents they've received.
ShortList, 9th December 2015Mark Watson on his love of football grounds
In this week's My Peccadillo, comedian Mark Watson on why he gets a kick from football grounds.
Mark Watson, The Big Issue, 14th August 2015Interview: Rarely Asked Questions - Mark Watson
Some unusual questions given to Mark Watson.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 19th May 2015Review: motormouth Mark Watson's flaws are fabulous
Bristol-born Mark Watson's neuroticism is central to his stage persona. Relaying his insecurities at breakneck speed, his voice cracks comically under the strain.
Rebecca Harkins-Cross, The Age, 6th April 2015Review: Mark Watson in Flaws
Flaws is great, fun stand-up and Mark Watson is as charming and watchable as ever as he delivers a solid night of cracking comedy.
Kate Rose, The Herald, 29th March 2015