Press clippings Page 26
Phoebe Waller-Bridge interview
Fleabag star Phoebe Waller-Bridge talks sex, feminism and 'wanking' to President Obama.
Michelle Lanz, KPCC, 29th October 2016The itch left by Fleabag
I am exhausted of explaining why Fleabag is not enough, why Girls isn't enough. I, as a young woman, am hungry for more. I am starving for something more to chew on, to watch television that reflects what it's like to be struggling in a way that doesn't involve nicking a bottle of wine and masturbating to Obama. I want to see the comedy in the truly difficult things that women face today and to find the relief in it.
Ava Pickett, Funny Women, 12th October 2016Fleabag to return to London stage
Fleabag, the hit BBC comedy that started life as a one-woman theatre show, is returning to the London stage.
BBC News, 7th October 2016Fleabag created a sitcom world with consequences
Phoebe Waller-Bridge's acclaimed series comes to an end tonight, and its unique subversion of British comedy won't be forgotten.
Huw Fullerton, Radio Times, 25th September 2016Fleabag is the Comedy Heroine of Your Dreams/Nightmares
America might not be ready for Fleabag, the new Amazon/BBC series from British writer and creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
Kristen Evans, Houston Press, 22nd September 2016"Fleabag": television's newest anti-hero
Released on Amazon on September 16th and available in Britain on BBC Three, Fleabag is part of a new wave of provocative, anti-hero comedy written by and about women.
The Economist, 20th September 2016Fleabag, an original bad-girl comedy
The BBC series is a precision black-houmor mechanism, a warped and affecting tale about one single woman's existence.
Emily Nussbaum, The New Yorker, 18th September 2016Fleabag tackles the messy chaos of grief & sex: review
No thought is too gross, sad, or explicit for Phoebe Waller-Bridge's heroine.
Caroline Framke, Vox, 17th September 2016Fleabag review
Amazon is an emoji fire of hotness right now, and Phoebe Waller-Bridge's crossroads comedy is straight-up incendiary.
Ben Travers, IndieWire, 16th September 2016'Fleabag' burrows deep with caustic comedy
As a bawdy, brutally honest woman in comedy, Phoebe Waller-Bridge has gotten every comparison in the book. "I'm the 'next Lena Dunham,' 'the 'English Amy Schumer,' the 'next Sharon Horgan,' " Waller-Bridge, 31, says with a shrug. "I've basically been linked to every other woman who's written about sex. No guy is ever the 'new Will Ferrell' -- he's just a comedian. I guess it's indicative of it being quite a small pool."
Patrick Ryan, USA Today, 15th September 2016