Press clippings Page 19
Robin Ince on the importance of being interested
Robin Ince and I are blethering in a London coffee bar as if time's just been called on Earth's oxygen supply, and we've got to get our last words heard.
Lee Randall, The Scotsman, 14th March 2013This week's new live comedy
Reviews of Zoe Lyons, Lloyd Langford, Robin Ince and Michael Legge.
James Kettle, The Guardian, 2nd March 2013Must See: Nine Lessons and Carols for Godless People
Robin Ince's unstoppable seasonal mirth machine returns.
Warren Howard, The Independent, 15th December 2012Robin Ince & Brian Cox to guest-edit Xmas New Statesman
Comedian Robin Ince and astronomer Prof. Brian Cox will edit the Christmas edition of The New Statesman.
The New Statesman, 14th December 2012Robin Ince's tips for the end of the world
Some people really are expecting 'the end of the world' next Friday. Comedian and boffin Robin Ince offers them some suggestions on how to go out with a bang.
Robin Ince, Time Out, 11th December 2012The best comedy shows for Christmas 2012
Richard Thomas teams up with The Divine David, a taped-up clown brings the physical comedy, and Robin Ince resumes his annual bash for unbelievers.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 4th November 2012Robin Ince on stand-up comedy and taking offence
"A joke is just a joke... apart from that one about me, now that's offensive"
Robin Ince, 23rd September 2012Robin Ince: Religion and atheism... and Ann Widdecombe
Having attended the Greenbelt festival, comedian Robin Ince declares there is room for both religion and atheism in a paradise on Earth...
Robin Ince, The Big Issue, 13th September 2012The five star comedian read his one star review
This is not a cohesive whole, but a collection of paragraphs loosely mulling over the impossibility of objective judgement of comedy. It is partly due to reading diverse critical opinions of shows at the Edinburgh Fringe, where you can be a five star and one star all in one day.
Robin Ince, 21st August 2012Robin Ince blog
This year there seem to have been complaints that the Edinburgh Fringe is not what it used to be. Yet I think the Fringe festival has never been more vibrant than it is now.
Robin Ince, 16th August 2012