Richard Sandling
- Actor and comedian
Press clippings
Richard Sandling's fantasy album tracklisting
This month's Fantasy Album has been curated by Richard Sandling. Richard is an award winning stand-up comedian, actor, writer and content maker. He has won So You Think You're Funny, The Edinburgh Fringe Panel Prize and is behind the wonderful interactive comedy night Richard Sandling's Perfect Movie, where comedians recreate their favourite movie scenes.
Fran Jolley, Reyt Good Magazine, 24th January 2021Comics sign up for 'adult entertainment' site
A bunch of stand-up and cabaret stars have turned to a platform best known for its adult content to help them get through the lockdown. OnlyFans has compiled a list comedy performers who have started offering content on their site, which has been embraced by porn stars both professional and amateur thanks to its over-18s policy.
Chortle, 30th April 2020The Greatest 50 Films In 50 Sketches - gig review
Forget the Oscars, THE biggest cinema-based event last night was surely The Greatest 50 Films In 50 Sketches, an assembly of acts penning bespoke five-minute routines based on a crowdsource list of the best movies of all time.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 5th March 2018Film review: The Comedian's Guide To Survival
Comedies about stand-up comedy are difficult to pull off. How do you capture the highs and lows of performing live on film? How do you capture the buzz of the good gig, the despair of the bad gig? How do you capture a world that is simultaneously niche and mainstream? The Comedian's Guide to Survival comes pretty close.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 26th October 2016The Comedian's Guide to Survival review
Films about comedians are rarely funny, but The Comedian's Guide To Success breaks that curse by taking the angst and insider jokes of Louis CK's Louie and playing it broader, less arthouse. It's flawed, but with the movie taking its own advice about persistence, director and writer Mark Murphy more than gets away with it.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 25th October 2016How these brutal edits are ruining comedy
Studio warm-up comedian Richard Sandling rails against heavy-handed post-production techniques.
Richard Sandling, Chortle, 15th January 2010