Si Hawkins features - page 49
Richard Herring interview
Monday 19th March 2012
He bounced back from the full Tony Hayers treatment to become one of Britain's finest stand-ups. Here Richard Herring talks ups, downs, turnarounds, podcasts, his old partner and a more recent nemesis.
Steve Hughes interview
Friday 24th February 2012
We're on the verge of World War 3, human rights are often evil and - most shockingly - the Daily Mail possibly isn't. These are the ravings of Steve Hughes - strap in for the sweariest Circuit Training interview yet!
Owen O'Neill interview
Friday 27th January 2012
He's been on Conan and Letterman, written scripts for Danny Boyle and Christian Slater, acted alongside Liam Neeson and won awards as a budding director - inside the curious career of Owen O'Neill.
Tiffany Stevenson interview
Tuesday 20th December 2011
She popped up in several star-laden sitcoms and is now reaping the rewards of a stint on reality TV. Time to talk turkey with Tiffany Stevenson...
Set List's Paul Provenza interviewed
Saturday 19th November 2011
Widely blamed for fatally wounding US drama Northern Exposure, Paul Provenza went and showed 'em by making a surprise hit of dirty-mouthed doc The Aristocrats. Now he's bringing Set List to Soho, and scaring the bejeezus out of Britain's best comics.
Sean Hughes interview
Tuesday 8th November 2011
What do teen heart-throbs do when they reach middle-age? Whatever they fecking well feel like doing. Here Hughes talks Sean's Show, Buzzcocks, drugs, drink, Hicks and his actively-unsexy new live hour, plus a gentle dig at a couple of comedy untouchables.
Dave Gorman interview
Monday 10th October 2011
Hugely popular across myriad comedic outlets, Dave Gorman also gets some stick for his part in the rise of lecture-style stand-up. Not that he ever did lecture-style stand-up, apparently...
Tom Stade interview
Thursday 29th September 2011
Once tipped for big-time US TV success, Tom Stade ended up co-writing the infamous Tramadol Nights after numerous neglected years on the UK circuit. So is he, like Frankie Boyle, still being horrid about Jordan's offspring?
Michael Smiley interview
Wednesday 14th September 2011
Thrust into thespianism by Simon Pegg and Spaced, Michael 'Tyres' Smiley has been flexing those acting muscles with Luther and now Kill List. So why won't his award-winning wife work with him?
Jay Foreman review
Saturday 27th August 2011
Clearly a talented chap, Jay Foreman's future looks very promising indeed.
Men Of War review
Saturday 27th August 2011
You come away wondering what on earth possessed them to pitch up at this Portakabin for a month with such a patchy show.
David O'Doherty presents: Rory Sheridan's Tales of The Antarctica review
Friday 26th August 2011
Rory Sheridan's Tales of The Antarctica is anything but a vanity project, and David O'Doherty's has crafted a splendid tale of tundra-based derring-do.
Horne Section review
Friday 26th August 2011
The Horne Section is one of the more elaborate events enlivening Edinburgh's twilight hours this year.
Andrew Maxwell review
Wednesday 24th August 2011
Impressively funny, thoughtful stuff, told from the perspective of a chap coming to terms with getting older.
Ed Reardon: A Writer's Burden review
Wednesday 24th August 2011
This stage offshoot of Ed Reardon's Week is an autobiographical dawdle through the ups and downs of a lengthy literary career.
Lee Camp review
Wednesday 24th August 2011
Lee Camp clearly misses the whoops and cheers that probably greet his diatribes back home.
Simon Donald review
Wednesday 24th August 2011
A mixed bag of anecdotes and characters, from the witty to the wearisome.
Matt Green review
Monday 22nd August 2011
Matt Green's show is a well-judged hour, if a little light on big laughs.
Ben Verth review
Monday 22nd August 2011
This show won't change your life - unless you're an occultist who's already wavering - but a free hour with Ben Verth is very much worth your while.
Bob Downe review
Saturday 20th August 2011
Compellingly camp Aussie crooner Bob Downe has been away from the Fringe for four years, but absence clearly makes the heart grow fonder, and Bob go blonder.