Sheridan Smith
- 43 years old
- English
- Actor and singer
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20 facts for Jonathan Creek's 20th anniversary
Today marks the 20th anniversary of the first time that David Renwick's ingenious creation first hit our screens. To celebrate, here's a look at 20 things you may not know about everyone's favourite tousle-haired, windmill-dwelling amateur sleuth.
Jon O'Brien, Metro, 10th May 2017Funny Girl - Birmingham Hippodrome review
Overall, a night of memorable performances and set-pieces that will live on in the memory, but one not quite as engaging as the story deserves to be.
Selwyn Knight, The Reviews Hub, 10th May 2017Funny Girl review
Sheridan Smith returns to Funny Girl with a bang for the UK tour.
Ashling Findlay-Carroll, Across The Arts, 22nd April 2017Funny Girl, Edinburgh Playhouse, Review
A rose of sheer perfection, Sheridan Smith has the UK's largest auditorium upstanding - loud and applauding - and even after the career she's had she still can't believe it.
Katie Stephen, Edinburgh Guide, 21st April 2017David Walliams making Ratburger for Sky
David Walliams is making a TV version of his childrens' book Ratburger for Sky 1. He has also confirmed he will make a second series of his BBC One sketch show Walliams & Friend.
British Comedy Guide, 22nd February 20179 of the best Inside No. 9 episodes so far
As the dark nights draw in, Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton's anthology series Inside No. 9 returns for a third season.
Andrew Allen, Cult Box, 15th February 2017Preview - Crackanory
Dave has been on a roll with its comedy shows recently. Earlier in January two of its shows, Red Dwarf XI and Taskmaster, won Comedy.co.uk Awards, with the former winning "Comedy of the Year". Another one of their shows that always makes for fun, if disturbing viewing, is their storytelling show Crackanory, where a different guest reads a different dark comic tale.
Ian Wolf, On The Box, 31st January 2017The bedtime story series for grown-ups returns for a fourth run, with famous faces reading to camera as strange, twisted and often riotous worlds come to life via accompanying live action or animation. Kicking things off is Dara O Briain, reading the story of a Roman slave who, in trying to dodge his death, puts his life very much in danger. Continues tomorrow, Wednesday and Thursday with Sheridan Smith, Bob Mortimer and Anna Friel spinning yarns.
Hannah J Davies, The Guardian, 30th January 2017Binging: Inside No. 9
Deft, dense writing as funny as it's surprising and darker than the inside of a cow. Kiri Pritchard-McLean could yell about Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton's compendium of nightmares until her throat's raw.
Kiri Pritchard-McLean, Standard Issue, 5th January 2017Crackanory Series 4 stories revealed
More details on the fourth series of channel Dave's storytelling series Crackanory have now been revealed, including photos and details on the stories, writers and readers involved.
British Comedy Guide, 21st December 2016