Siobhan Redmond
- Scottish
- Actor
Press clippings
Two Doors Down moving next door to BBC One for seventh series
Two Doors Down is moving to BBC One for its seventh series, with six more episodes set to air later this year.
British Comedy Guide, 21st February 2023Doon Mackichan departs Two Doors Down
Doon Mackichan, who plays Cathy in hit sitcom Two Doors Down, is leaving the show. However, Siobhan Redmond will be joining the cast for the forthcoming Series 6.
British Comedy Guide, 18th August 2022Inside No. 9 7.3 review: Nine Lives Kat
When an episode of Inside No. 9 goes wrong it tends to be for one of two reasons, either the story itself was uninteresting, with an obvious twist, or the writers tried to do too much with their limited running time. "Nine Lives Kat" is most definitely a case of the latter - it's a little too ambitious for it's own good but I'd still rather have an experimental failure than a plodding safe bet. Seven seasons in, Shearsmith and Pemberton are still playing around with the format and audience expectations, which in itself is reassuring.
Nick Bartlett, Critical Popcorn, 12th May 2022Inside No. 9 Series 7 Episode 3 review: Nine Lives Kat
Sophie Okonedo guest stars in a cliché-riddled episode of Inside No. 9 filled with generic characters and terrible dialogue.
Louisa Mellor, Den Of Geek, 11th May 2022Mark Gatiss amongst Inside No. 9 Series 7 guest stars
Filming is underway on Series 7 of Inside No. 9. Guest stars joining Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith this time will include Mark Gatiss, Daniel Mays, Jessica Hynes, Diane Morgan and Daisy Haggard.
British Comedy Guide, 17th September 2021Coma sitcom pilot Beep to air on the BBC this March
The BBC is piloting Beep, a tragi-comic sitcom about the family of a man in a long-term coma.
British Comedy Guide, 3rd March 2021From start (By the Sleepy Lagoon drifts over Jan and Mick as they discuss toes) to finish (Con te partirò swells over a jubilant pool party), this episode is an unbridled joy. The second penned by Steve Pemberton, it subtly gets under the skin of the broad characters.
Madge turns cougar with her young "Muslamic" catch Mohammed, Gavin is trapped with Noreen, Sam gets off with the most unlikely bloke, and Trudy (too old) and Michael (too young) try to crash an 18-30 booze cruise.
Plus, Siobhan Redmond guest-stars as the coach of an Olympic swimming team. Think an ultra-brusque Miss Jean Brodie and you'll be halfway there.
Patrick Mulkern, Radio Times, 23rd March 2012There's no holding Stanley Baxter, now in his mid-eighties and apparently becoming as indestructible as Macbeth claimed to be in Shakespeare's play. A new series of The Stanley Baxter Playhouse starts with a comedy written by Scottish playwright Rona Munro which retells the saga from the viewpoint of the clownish Porter. Gordon Kennedy plays Macbeth and Siobhan Redmond as Lady Macbeth consolidates her CV of wicked females, while Baxter himself takes the Porter's role, assuring us that he had great plans for his master, before everything went pear-shaped.
Jim Gilchrist, The Scotsman, 13th September 2010