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Cast revealed for Sara Pascoe sitcom Out Of Her Mind
Juliet Stevenson, Cariad Lloyd, Adrian Edmondson, Navin Chowdhry and Sheila Reid are amongst the cast joining Sara Pascoe in her new BBC Two sitcom Out Of Her Mind.
British Comedy Guide, 5th March 2020Comedians Giving Lectures returns for two more series
Sara Pascoe is to host a second and third series of Comedians Giving Lectures on Dave.
British Comedy Guide, 5th February 2020It is hard not to contemplate Boyle's take on the events of 2019 with a mixture of horror and dark glee. It's fair to say he'll have plenty to get his teeth into. Regular guests Sara Pascoe and Miles Jupp will be joining him in a surely doomed attempt to make sense of the last 12 months.
Phil Harrison, The Guardian, 30th December 2019The decade in comedy
Mental health, sexism and watching stand-up through screens.
Tristram Fane Saunders, The Telegraph, 15th December 2019Comedy book corner - Sex Power Money, Sara Pascoe
This isn't a bad book, like I said it is very well written but I just couldn't get on with it - I stopped reading two thirds of the way through and went and read two other books because I couldn't bring myself to keep reading it and then when I returned I still couldn't get on with it. Give it a chance it is a good read but Animals was better.
Holly, Phoenix Remix, 3rd November 2019Guest judges lined-up for Series 4 of Roast Battle
Richard Ayoade, Big Narstie, Sara Pascoe, Noel Fielding and Joe Lycett will act as guest judges in Series 4 of Comedy Central's Roast Battle.
British Comedy Guide, 15th October 2019Sara Pascoe: I've had to stop joking about my sex life
Sara Pascoe has spent years mining the highs and lows of her relationships for material - and it never ended well. Now, with two new loves in her life, it's the one with four legs that's getting all the punchlines, she tells Chris Mandle.
Chris Mandle, Daily Mail, 13th October 2019Sex Power Money by Sara Pascoe, review
Pascoe's second non-fiction book examines the interaction of sex, power and money, and the evolutionary forces behind our desire.
Marisa Bate, i Newspaper, 4th October 2019Progress 1000: London's most influential people: comedy
The most influential people in London for comedy.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 3rd October 2019TV Review: Comedians Giving Lectures
It's a good idea and it makes sure that stand-ups can't easily fall back on their own familiar set. I just wish Sara Pascoe did little more than exchange banter with her guests when she introduces them and then chat a bit when she tots up the scores at the end.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 18th September 2019