Press clippings Page 31
Ten questions with Richard Herring
Hi Richard thanks for taking the time out for my inane questionnaire. How's things with you right now?
Waylander 101, 16th September 2010Richard Herring's Edinburgh
This year will be Richard Herring's 19th Edinburgh Fringe, having taken an impressive total of 27 shows there over the years. We get him to look back over some of his best and worst memories...
Richard Herring, Spoonfed, 26th August 2010Video: Richard Herring interview
Richard Herring likes to keep busy...
Tommy Holgate, The Sun, 13th August 2010My Edinburgh: Richard Herring, comedian
It was the first Saturday of the Edinburgh Fringe. I'd just finished my show and I was back in my flat drinking herbal tea on my own. What has become of me? I have become old. And I am attempting to get through the entire festival without a single drink of alcohol. What madness is this? Alcohol is all that has got me through my previous 18 Fringes.
Richard Herring, The Independent, 13th August 2010Richard Herring interview
An interview with Richard Herring.
!nspired, 6th August 2010Edinburgh Interview: Richard Herring
Emma McAlpine chats to long-distance Fringe runner Richard Herring about performing his first and favourite solo show again, why live comedy is so important to him and how his attitude to the Festival has changed over the years...
Emma McAlpine, Spoonfed, 4th August 2010The Fringe Interview - Richard Herring
Richard Herring used to be on Telly. This year he'll be performing his 27th stand up show (his 19th at the Fringe). He'll be offending/ amusing people in equal measure throughout the Fringe with his show 'Christ on a Bike'. He answers the Edinburgh Girl's burning questions.
Edinburgh Girl, 29th July 2010The second coming: Richard Herring
Richard Herring has turned his back on Hitler and embraced Jesus Christ. "Last year, my Edinburgh show was about Hitler. This year, it's about Jesus. My target audience is clearly Pope Benedict," laughs the likeable comic.
This Is Bristol, 24th June 2010The powers of Charlie Brooker's persuasiveness are showcased in all their splendour on So Wrong It's Right (Radio 4, Tuesday), the panel game that celebrates "the wrong side of life". This week, Brooker got Liza Tarbuck to admit to rigging up a homemade device and siphoning off petrol from her dad Jimmy's saloon ("He kept us on quite a tight leash, financially," was her defence). Richard Herring, meanwhile, confessed he once pooed his own pants - and seemed delighted to be telling all. In case you're worried, he was still at primary school at the time.
Camilla Redmond, The Guardian, 3rd June 2010Richard Herring Interview
The last time Richard Herring featured in The Sun he was trying to kill the Loch Ness Monster.
Tommy Holgate, The Sun, 21st May 2010