Nick McGrath
- English
- Journalist and stand-up comedian
Press clippings
Stephen Mangan: I'm pleased I'm addicted to running, not heroin
The actor and author, 55, on chaotic breakfasts, starry school runs and why no one in his family is interested in anything he's done.
Nick McGrath, The Times, 1st May 2024Daisy May Cooper: 'Acting is just pretending. You can either do it or you can't'
The actor and writer, 37, on seeing a ghost, having no filter - and how This Country changed her life.
Nick McGrath, The Guardian, 6th January 2024Dom Joly: 'I've spent all my money but I don't regret it for a second'
The comedian and writer, 55, on a childhood in Lebanon, pranking Fergie and his love of animals.
Nick McGrath, The Telegraph, 30th September 2023Mel Giedroyc interview
The actor and comedian, 55, on guinea pig circuses, CBD patches, pronouncing her name correctly and still quite fancying Dermot O'Leary.
Nick McGrath, The Guardian, 26th August 2023Relative values - Clair and James Buckley: 'I'd never watched The Inbetweeners'
The actors and YouTube stars on meeting on Twitter and putting your marriage online.
Nick McGrath, The Times, 21st June 2023Joe Pasquale interview
"I'd get the kids and hide behind the settee from the rent man".
Nick McGrath, The Times, 18th June 2023Sunday with Sarah Millican: 'If you can see the sea, you can have chips'
The comedian talks about life on tour, her goody-two-shoes childhood and kisses for her dog.
Nick McGrath, The Observer, 20th March 2023Paul Merton: 'I stayed in one of the world's worst hotels in China'
The comedian recalls terrible hotels in China, mishaps with malaria tablets and why he's happiest holidaying in the UK.
Nick McGrath, The Times, 22nd February 2023Sunday with Emily Atack
The actor on sitting in with her dog and a crossword, her illustrious relatives and enjoying a bottle of medicinal red.
Nick McGrath, The Observer, 16th October 2022How stand-up comedy helped me conquer anxiety
Finding a humorous angle to some of my darkest episodes - and sharing them with strangers - was strangely cathartic, says Nick McGrath.
Nick McGrath, The Guardian, 25th September 2021