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Paul Murray and Hannah Rothschild win Wodehouse Prize
Authors Paul Murray and Hannah Rothschild have jointly won the Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse Prize. The award is given annually to the book considered to best capture the comic spirit of PG Wodehouse.
BBC News, 25th May 2016Comedy review: Sara Pascoe at the Soho Theatre, W1
A compressed version of the comedian's tour show was too slick and ingenious to be boring, but little of it translated into laughs.
Dominic Maxwell, The Times, 25th May 2016Sara Pascoe, comedy review
Hilarious confessions of a forensic mind, says Bruce Dessau.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 20th May 2016Katherine Ryan interview
From garbage to Funny Girls, the comedian reveals the things she finds the funniest.
Rachel Aroesti, The Guardian, 20th May 2016Sara Pascoe's top ten rules for festival-goers
Heading to Glastonbury this summer? Avoid the headliner, for starters. Here's a survival guide for fans of music in a field.
Sara Pascoe, The Guardian, 20th May 2016Sara Pascoe: Animal review
Pascoe makes for charming company with a dose of self-deprecating skits on body image, being good and 21st-century sex.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 17th May 2016Sara Pascoe interview
Comedian Sara Pascoe on her debut book, Animal.
Amelia Abraham, Refinery 29, 17th May 2016Sara Pascoe: 'My mum has heckled me'
From Would I Lie To You? to the Kappa symbol, the comedian reveals the things she finds funniest.
Rachel Aroesti, The Guardian, 13th May 2016Sara Pascoe: let's tame the ape within!
Sara Pascoe says that we don't need to give in to our animal instincts - but it's good to understand them.
Sara Pascoe, The Big Issue, 11th May 2016Opinion: mainstream v alternative - is the gap closing?
We live in interesting times for comedy. I never thought I'd see Sara Pascoe on The Graham Norton Show. Maybe the gap is closing between what we describe as alternative and what we describe as mainstream. Maybe one of the legacies of Comedy Vehicle is that it did attract comedy fans to more cerebral notions of the nature of comedy. Sadly not enough for BBC2's beancounters.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 11th May 2016