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Sara Pascoe's Animal - book extract
Sara Pascoe's excellent new book Animal takes us on a tour of the female body. Read an excerpt here AND win signed copies! We're good to you, we are.
Sara Pascoe, Standard Issue, 9th May 2016Book Review: Animal by Sara Pascoe
Pascoe suggests at one point that growing up never really stops. Animal is the kind of book that everyone who is in the middle of growing up should read, so I guess that means all of us. We could all learn something from reading it. And at the same time as making us think it will make us laugh.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 5th May 2016Fun factory: the finest comedy of summer 2016
Bridget Christie grapples with a Motörhead vibrator, David Baddiel tackles dementia, Todd Barry busts boredom - and Mr Swallow re-creates Houdini's daftest escape.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 4th May 2016Sara Pascoe on how to beat media sexism
The comedian wants people to 'show dissent' by boycotting newspapers.
Louise Ridley, The Huffington Post, 30th April 2016Sara Pascoe: there's nothing you can't joke about
There's a passage in Sara Pascoe's new book, Animal: The Autobiography of a Female Body, in which she debates whether rape can ever be joked about.
Celia Walden, The Telegraph, 30th April 2016Book review - Sara Pascoe: Animal
Few comedians' books can lay claim to being important; but Sara Pascoe's debut, Animal, falls firmly into that category.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 26th April 2016Taskmaster Series 3 line-up revealed
Rob Beckett, Paul Chowdhry, Dave Gorman, Al Murray and Sara Pascoe will take part in the third series of Taskmaster.
British Comedy Guide, 16th April 2016Final episode for now of the slight but amiable panel show that eschews interrogation in favour of Sue Perkins lobbing underarm softball topics at the panellists. One might argue the licence fee-paying public would gain better value by just sending the panel down to Bella Pasta and screening their subsequent pre-doughballs banter. Nominative know-it-alls joining Josh Widdicombe and Richard Osman tonight include Bake Off invigilator Paul Hollywood, historian Kate Williams and comedians Joe Lycett and Sara Pascoe.
Mark Gibbings-Jones, The Guardian, 8th February 2016Review: Sara Pascoe
Sara Pascoe addresses heavy issues with a lightness of touch that stops her set ever becoming preachy, and her constant self-questioning reassures us that whilst nobody's perfect in an imperfect world, that's no excuse not to try and be a better person.
Paul Banks, Leicester Mercury, 8th February 2016The Must-Sees of 2016: comedy
Featuring Billy Connolly, Isy Suttie, Vic and Bob, Frankie Boyle, Romesh Ranganathan, Rob Delaney, Julian Clary and Sara Pascoe.
Alice Jones, The Independent, 1st January 2016