Rich
- Actor and dancer
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TV review: Walliams & Friend with Miranda Richardson
I don't know how much this week's guest Miranda Richardson cost but I did wonder how available she was as she doesn't do a great deal in this episode.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 23rd December 2016Rich Hall: Hoedown 2016 - review
Hall is a hugely enjoyable comedian to watch. He clearly still gets a kick out of performing and he has the audience totally on his side, even when he runs dry of improvised lyrics or stumbles on a punch-line. He demonstrates an intelligent wit, and, rather at odds with the grumpy personae he regularly demonstrates on panel shows, a positive outlook on a world in turmoil.
Jo Beggs, The Reviews Hub, 13th December 2016Adam Riches on his new Game of Thrones inspired podcast
Edinburgh Comedy Award winner Adam Riches has launched a new podcast venture that we can't wait to get our ears on. He dropped by Laugh Out London towers for quick natter about it.
Laugh Out London, 15th November 2016The Hot Scottish 100 2016: 2 Richard Gadd
After a number of critically acclaimed innovative Fringe shows, Fife's Richard Gadd created his most personal hour to date and left this year's fest clutching the biggest award in comedy.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 2nd November 2016Pictured: Richard Wilson recovering from heart attack
One Foot In The Grave star Richard Wilson is spotted in public for the first time since his heart attack.
The Sun, 21st October 2016Rich Hall breaks down the US election
US comedian Rich Hall gives his list of the five things everyone should know about the race for the White House.
Rich Hall, BBC News, 19th October 2016Richard Gadd heckled by crowd in 'embarrassing' show
Audience members reported that his Edinburgh Fringe Award winning show "tanked" and was heckled by an unimpressed crowd as his jokes fell flat.
Chole Chaplin, Evening Standard, 18th October 2016Richard Gadd: 'The funniest joke ever? Donald Trump'
The Scottish stand-up and this year's Edinburgh award-winner on what makes him laugh the most, from Laurel and Hardy to cowboy boots.
Rachel Aroesti, The Guardian, 14th October 2016Why Richard Gadd failed to win a Malcolm Hardee Award
"When I visualised the show, there was only one room in the whole of Edinburgh I visualised - the Banshee Labyrinth Cinema Room. I needed a screen that was bigger than me. I needed a screen that would engulf me and engulf the audience. I thought: What do I do? Do I sacrifice audience numbers and money for artistic gain? And the answer was: Absolutely. I didn't do it to create a buzz or as a cunning stunt or anything like that. It was a genuine artistic decision that I made."
John Fleming, John Fleming's Blog, 12th October 2016Richie and Eddie's guide to being a sad git
In a modern world full of hipsters, selfie sticks and kale, it's sometimes good for the soul to embrace your inner slob and take a leaf out of Richie and Eddie's book.
Tom Eames, Digital Spy, 17th September 2016