Patrick Kielty

Patrick Kielty interview

Before he brings his nationwide tour Help to Bath, comedian Patrick Kielty tells us why he thinks of stand-up as therapy and how he feels about sharing his most personal moments with the world.

Review, Patrick Kielty: Help - The Lowry, Salford

In his come-back stand up tour Patrick Kielty is asking us all for help. And his problem is, he's happy. He's a newlywed with the woman he met as a friend 10 years ago, with a baby on the way - it's all fallen into place. But he's worried "it'll all go tits up". And that's where he needs the audience's help.

Review - Patrick Kielty: Help

Patrick Kielty really doesn't need any help doing what he does. Though it's been six years since he last tour, this robust comeback has him firing on all cylinders. He knows his audience inside-out, and delivers emphatically.

Review - Patrick Kielty: Help, Liverpool

Kielty is full of energy and his enthusiasm leaps from the stage. The material is a blend of sweet and sour but always funny, with some well-crafted jokes and set pieces. As Kielty is in the early stages of a national tour, his quest for Help is only just beginning, so get along to show near you to give the 'wee' man a hand, you won't be disappointed.

Patrick Kielty expecting first child with Cat Deeley

Cat Deeley and Patrick Kielty have announced they are expecting their first child together.

5 minutes with: Patrick Kielty

The Belfast-born comic on making his debut at the Edinburgh Fringe.

Patrick Kielty on returning to his first love

The presenter and comedian talks personal tragedy, new love and jokes ahead of his latest show at the Edinburgh Fringe.

Patrick Kielty interview

As Patrick Kielty brings his stand-up tour back to Northern Ireland, the comedy star gives one of his most revealing interviews ever. He talks about his marriage to Cat Deeley, and other topics.

Patrick Kielty - From stand-pp to shiny floor and back

Patrick Kielty is a regular TV face but I can't remember the last time I saw him do stand-up. As I arrived in SW7 I thought to myself, this is going to be interesting...

Almost by stealth, this vaguely satirical, topical stand-up showcase has made it to a fifth series. Functioning as a sort of halfway-house testing ground between Mock the Week and Have I Got News for You, it's seen a surprisingly illustrious stream of light-entertainment talent pass through its doors.

Jack Whitehall, Kevin Bridges, Patrick Kielty and Rich Hall have all made appearances before moving on; this time Paul Chowdhry takes over hosting duties while regulars Seann Walsh and Josh Widdicombe are joined by newbies Simon Evans, Romesh Ranganathan and Angela Barnes in sticking the boot into the week's news. Decent post-pub fun, if you're in the market for that sort of thing.