Seymour Mace
- Actor and stand-up comedian
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Interview: rarely asked questions - Seymour Mace
Maybe it's when you don't give a toss about winning awards that you produce your best work.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 28th December 2015Seymour Mace explains his new panel show
Seymour Macep.o[ explains his new madcap panel show Questionable Time, which debuts at the Edinburgh Fringe on Friday.
Giggle Beats, 29th July 2014Seymour Mace takes Questionable Time to the Fringe
Seymour Mace is taking his Questionable Time panel show to the Edinburgh Fringe this summer.
Andrew Dipper, Giggle Beats, 10th April 2014Interview: Seymour Mace
Seymour Mace is a surreal stand-up comedian from Jarrow. Best known for his twin roles as Craig and Steve Dawson in the Johnny Vegas sitcom Ideal, Mace has carved a reputation for creating the sort of delightfully stupid comedy that would make Vic and Bob glow with pride. In an extensive interview with Giggle Beats, he talks about a lifetime clowning around, his comedy heroes, Johnny Vegas' comments at the 2013 British Comedy Awards, his part in series two of Hebburn, and why being an idiot is just "really good".
Andrew Dipper, Giggle Beats, 2nd January 2014Seymour Mace becomes 1st comic in residence for museum
An Ashington museum has appointed a "Comedian in Residence" in what is believed to be the first project of its kind anywhere in the world.
The News Post Leader, 28th November 2013Review: Marmaduke Spatula's F**kin Spectacular Cabaret
Marmaduke Spatula, otherwise known as Seymour Mace, is basically the bastard lovechild of Vic, Bob, and Harry Hill.
John-Paul Stephenson, Giggle Beats, 6th October 2013Viz creator gig opens Sunderland comedy festival
Laugher rang out around city venues as Sunderland's first comedy festival kicked off in style. Viz creator Simon Donald and Seymour Mace tickled ribs at The Place in Sunniside.
The Sunderland Echo, 2nd July 2013Review: Seymour's Gang - Newcastle Stand
Seymour's Gang, the new monthly sketch/variety show at The Stand hosted by Seymour Mace, got off to a good start on Sunday, with its first performance at The Stand in Newcastle.
John-Paul Stephenson, Giggle Beats, 12th May 2013Preview - Seymour Mace: Squeg!
Squeg! Squeg! Squeg! Squeg? Square Peg.
Bernard O'Leary, The Skinny, 30th July 2012Why Seymour Mace played in my front room...
How did 30 people and a comedian get in my front room? It was Twitter's fault.
Kate Emmett, Giggle Beats, 20th July 2012