British Comedy Guide
Peter Kay
Peter Kay

Peter Kay

  • 51 years old
  • English
  • Actor, writer, stand-up comedian and director

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With comedy, I'd rather be offended than bored

New director-general Tim Davie will reportedly steer TV comedy to the right to correct years of perceived anti-Tory bias. But it was Brexit, not the BBC, that put a spanner in British humour.

Suzanne Moore, The Guardian, 2nd September 2020

Peter Kay creates Car Share sketch for Dear NHS book

Peter Kay has written a new Car Share sketch as part of a book of stories from celebrities thanking the NHS, as John has a cancer scare and cries during his scan.

Verity Sulway, The Mirror, 10th August 2020

Peter Kay's Car Share receives 175 complaints

The BBC has confirmed it received 175 complaints after an "offensive" breastfeeding joke on Peter Kay's Car Share upset listeners.

Tasha Hegarty, Digital Spy, 18th April 2020

Car Share episode pays tribute to fan who died of virus

The show gave a dedication to the 'massive car share fan' on the special audio episode.

Katie Fitzpatrick, Manchester Evening News, 13th April 2020

Peter Kay's Car Share audio episode, review

Wit and warmth in crowd-pleasing return for commuting couple.

Michael Hogan, The Telegraph, 10th April 2020

Peter Kay's Car Share to return for audio special

Peter Kay and Sian Gibson are to return for a special audio-only episode of Car Share.

British Comedy Guide, 8th April 2020

McGuinness wants Kay to help him remember Phoenix Night

The Top Gear presenter, 46, who is writing his autobiography, says pair had 'too much fun' partying so needs help filling in gaps, as he also spills turning down Corrie role.

Adenike Adenitire, The Mirror, 9th March 2020

Peter Kay returns with new Dance For Life dates

Peter Kay is to return with new dates for his Dance For Life charity discos. He'll be DJing in Manchester, Liverpool and London in April and May.

British Comedy Guide, 24th February 2020

The story behind Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights

Twenty years ago, an entire comic universe - full of 'real people doing real things' - was formed in an unknown comedian's Bolton bedroom. Will we ever return to the Phoenix Club asks Tom Fordy.

Tom Fordy, The Telegraph, 13th January 2020

Peter Kay 'had no involvement' in C5 documentary

The comedian's rep has claimed that the two-hour programme, which celebrates the star's life and career, has had nothing to do with the show and alleged that the title is 'incredibly misleading'.

Cydney Yeates, Metro, 29th December 2019

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