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Mark Watson review
He may still be struggling with his neuroses and have a penchant for swearing at coins and toasters, but for all his Flaws, Watson just wants to be liked. The self-confessed people pleaser who was true to his word again.
Paul Okey, Lemington Spa Courier, 8th November 2014Review: Mark Watson
People pleaser delivers with comedy flaws.
Warwick Courier, 8th November 2014Mark Watson celebrates 10 years in comedy
So what is the secret to conquering your nerves on stage? Mark said: "You are quite scared when you do it. If you weren't a bit nervous doing stand-up then I think you would be an unpleasant person - you'd be an arrogant person."
David Morgan, Warrington Guardian, 23rd October 2014Explain yourself: Mark Watson
Born in Bristol to Welsh parents, Mark Watson has established himself as as one of the most talented and versatile comedians in the country.
Ed Potton, The Times, 22nd August 2014Never trust a comedian who says 'the other day ...'
The comedian and writer explains how a routine on carrots is meticulously premeditated by his comic assassin side.
Mark Watson, The Guardian, 21st August 2014Mark Watson, Tim Key and Tom Basden reunite for Radio 4 series
Mark Watson, Tim Key and Tom Basden are to reunite for a new Radio 4 series in which they look at the "academic and abstract subjects that affect our everyday life".
British Comedy Guide, 11th August 2014Edinburgh festival 2014: 10 questions for Mark Watson
As the multi-award winning comic enters his 10th year at the festival, we speak to him about kids, 24-hour shows, and his dreams of becoming a sports commentator.
Harriet Gibsone, The Guardian, 7th August 2014Kids in tow: an expert guide
For that moment when you're changing nappies in the Assembly toilets at one in the morning while pestering people to turn up for your life-changing 9am show. Comedian Mark Watson has it covered.
Mark Watson, Fest Mag, 25th July 2014Latitude Review: Mark Watson
Watson decided that he liked being in the middle of the floor surrounded by discarded pizza boxes and plastic glasses so much he would do the whole gig there.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 24th July 2014This week's new live comedy
Previews of Tim FitzHigham, Mark Watson and Monty Python Live (Mostly).
James Kettle, The Guardian, 27th June 2014