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GameFace. Marcella (Roisin Conaty). Copyright: Objective Productions
Roisin Conaty

Roisin Conaty

  • 45 years old
  • English
  • Actor and stand-up comedian

Press clippings Page 5

As a second season of Roisin Conaty's gawky, impeccably written comedy begins, lonely Marcella bags a date with her dreamy driving instructor; endures more life-coaching sessions with bonkers therapist Karl; and winds up getting called "Prankie Boyle". Cheeky, tender, filthy fun.

Mike Bradley, The Guardian, 17th July 2019

Roisin Conaty will fill the Fleabag hole in your life

Move over, Phoebe - there's a new queen of confessional comedy. Prepare for an offbeat world of tiny Dolly Partons and cats who eat kebabs.

Julia Raeside, The Guardian, 16th July 2019

I talk to Roisin Conaty

"The story has to be compelling and with comedy, audiences shouldn't see the joke coming."

Elliot Gonzalez, I Talk Telly, 15th July 2019

Roisin Conaty mugged in shock attack

Taking to Twitter, Roisin wrote to her 200,000 followers: "Annoyingly I got mugged last night. I'm totally, totally fine, I don't want to worry anyone but I have no phone and probably won't get my old sim back for a few days at least."

Jack Hardwick, Daily Star, 21st May 2019

Alex Horne names "the worst" Taskmaster contestant

"I think Roisin [Conaty], if I'm frank, has been the worst. But also one of my favourites."

Chris Edwards & Laura Jane Turner, Digital Spy, 4th May 2019

TV review: After Life

Ricky Gervais has completely shaken up our perceptions of what he is capable of with his latest series After Life, showing how this comic can do heart-breaking as well as hilarious.

Becca Moody, Moody Comedy, 17th March 2019

Review: After Life

Followers of Ricky Gervais's work will spot elements form across the CV in his new Netflix series.

Steve Bennett, Chortle, 9th March 2019

After Life review

Ricky Gervais' touching look at grief and the people left behind.

Jo-Anne Rowney, The Mirror, 8th March 2019

Review: Gervais gets spiny & squishy in After Life

Like its snarky hero, After Life is essentially good-hearted.

Robert Lloyd, LA Times, 8th March 2019

Review: After Life, Netflix

What is the new six-part Netflix series from Ricky Gervais? After Life is certainly funny but it is no sitcom. There is too much going on here that isn't funny to file it snugly under that genre. It's not that safety net catch-all "comedy drama" either though. It's something totally unique. And it deserves a category of its own.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 7th March 2019

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