Richard Gadd
- 35 years old
- Actor, writer and comedian
Press clippings Page 15
Fringe Q&As: Richard Gadd
Richard Gadd on prawn sandwiches and Christmas tree lights.
The Herald, 14th August 2015Richard Gadd: Edinburgh Fringe 2015 interview
Richard Gadd won huge acclaim at last year's Edinburgh Festival for what by all accounts was a exhilarating and thrilling hour of mad, flower eating, unsettling comedy.
Laugh Out London, 8th August 2015Richard Gadd answers 10 Edinburgh Fringe Questions
Richard Gadd thinks very carefully about his ideal comedy line-up, and shares some great tips for flyering with a difference.
British Comedy Guide, 4th August 2015Stand-up Richard Gadd on Glasgow Comedy Festival
An actor as much as a comedian, Richard Gadd uses his shows to explore the humour in the darkest of places, finds Jay Richardson.
Richard Gadd, The Scotsman, 7th March 2015Richard Gadd: Leicester Comedy Festival review
Perhaps it's the thin crowd, or a venue that really isn't built for intimate shows like this, or any comedy for that matter. But this amalgam of styles really makes the show lose its voice.
Yusef Mustafa, Leicester Mercury, 21st February 2015Interview: Richard Gadd
Muswell Hill comedian Richard Gadd's fictional family tale explores real life themes of struggle and isolation.
Ben Lazarus, Ham & High, 8th January 2015Richard Gadd: Breaking Gadd review
This multimedia show is a cartoon misery memoir, not without its pleasures, but mainly two-dimensional.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 5th December 2014Richard Gadd working on C4 comedy
Stand-up Richard Gadd is developing a comedy for Channel 4. Details of the project, being made with production company Brown Eyed Boy, are currently under wraps.
Chortle, 3rd December 2014Richard Gadd on recreating a nervous breakdown on stage
Richard Gadd took things to the extreme in Edinburgh. He's now attempting to recreate the feeling in London during a stint at the Soho Theatre.
Laugh Out London, 3rd December 2014Richard Gadd: Cheese and Crack Whores review
It's scalene, shocking and massively unpredictable.
Vonny Moyes, The Skinny, 22nd April 2014