Press clippings
Nick Mohammed: 'I hate the idea of performing as me'
The Ted Lasso star talks about his high-pitched alter ego Mr Swallow, acting alongside a Friends icon and his love of gentle comedy.
Nick Duerden, i Newspaper, 1st April 2025Nick Mohammed on Mr Swallow tour, Ted Lasso and his enduring love of magic
Nick Mohammed on his character Mr Swallow and going from playing to three people to an Emmy nomination for Ted Lasso.
Ross Crae, The Sunday Post, 30th March 2025Deep Cover to launch on Prime Video on 12th June
Deep Cover - a film starring Bryce Dallas-Howard, Orlando Bloom and Nick Mohammed as a trio of improv comedians who become undercover cops - launches on Amazon's Prime Video on Thursday 12th June.
British Comedy Guide, 12th March 2025Top TV comic "swoops" in to join Last One Laughing UK
A top comedian with an international following is "swooping" in to join the upcoming UK version of reality series Last One Laughing, with a well-known television presenter also cameoing in the six-part series launching this month.
British Comedy Guide, 6th March 2025Jonathan Pryce and Nick Mohammed to star in new film Sleeping Lions
Sleeping Lions, a comedy murder mystery film adapted from 1951 novel An English Murder, will star Jonathan Pryce and Nick Mohammed.
British Comedy Guide, 1st February 2025Chortle editor Steve Bennett's most memorable gigs of 2024
Another year, another 250-plus comedy shows watched as editor of Chortle. Here's my rundown of the most memorable of them. That's not always the same as the best, but there's usually a strong correlation...
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 30th December 2024Inside No. 9 was almost Inside No. 5
How Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith's series could have had a different name.
Chortle, 22nd December 2024A Christmas Carol(ish) review
As a crowd-pleasing, energetic and genuinely festive Christmas offering, it's 50 times better than your average panto - if that's not damning with faint praise.
Tim Harding, Chortle, 29th November 2024Nick Mohammed's Christmas Carol(ish) haunted by technical failure
Nick Mohammed's festive tale A Christmas Carol(ish) has had a bumpy launch in the West End - with the official first night performance abandoned after being plagued by technical issues.
Chortle, 22nd November 2024A Christmas Carol (ish) at @sohoplace review: a festive hit in waiting
Despite opening night being derailed by technical problems this play balances silliness with sophistication in a way that should make it a Christmas favourite.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 22nd November 2024