Press clippings Page 7
Stephen K Amos: the new Brucie?
Is Stephen K Amos what primetime TV is waiting for? He certainly thinks so. Brian Logan meets the standup and sitcom writer as he goes on tour.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 3rd February 2014Review: Stephen K Amos
One second it is delicate and restrained humour and the next it is punch-you-in-the-face comedy.
Chris Waugh, Newcastle Journal, 25th October 2013Amnesty Secret Comedy Podcast episode 6
Recorded live at the Edinburgh fringe, host Jo Caulfield introduces standup Lloyd Langford on romantic weekends, Terry Alderton on ignorance and Stephen K Amos in comfortable shoes. Plus sketch comedy from The Ginge, The Geordie and The Geek, and Vikki Stone sings about clever DILF Brian Cox.
The Guardian, 16th August 2013Chris and Carl's Edinburgh Hangout: Episode 2 - video
Comedians Chris Martin and Carl Donnelly link up with performers across Edinburgh for an insiders' view of the festival fringe. In this episode, Seann Walsh, Zoe Lyons and Stephen K Amos debate such hot topics as vomiting audience members and the most ridiculous claims on show posters. Plus: Abandoman freestyle with Edinburgh show titles - and Seann Walsh gets told off by a complete stranger.
Chris Martin and Carl Donnelly, The Guardian, 15th August 2013Herring, Amos, Murray & Nelson head to Levity Festival
A host of comedians including Richard Herring, Stephen K Amos, Al Murray and Lee Nelson are heading to Peterborough next month for the inaugural Levity Festival.
Tim Clark, Such Small Portions, 10th June 2013Great British Bake Off Comic Relief special guests
Warwick Davis, Bob Mortimer, Jo Brand Stephen K Amos, Ed Byrne and Watson & Oliver will take part in the Great British Bake Off specials for Comic Relief.
Metro, 10th January 2013What I see in the mirror: Stephen K Amos
'I have virtually no lines or crow's-feet - I do live up to the adage "black don't crack"'.
Stephen K. Amos, The Guardian, 19th October 2012Stephen K Amos video: Is his mum really Shirley Bassey?
We spoke to Stephen about his new book in which he tells us the truth about him and the singing star.
In a very funny chat Stephen is coy about his age but tells us his twin sister is definitely a few years older than he is.
Stephen's book, 'I used to say my mother was Shirley Bassey', is out now and his tour starts in Wakefield on 3rd October.
Bill Turnbull and Louise Minchin, BBC Breakfast, 24th September 2012Stephen K Amos on his brand new show
"It's about how we're brought up, how we see ourselves, how we see others."
Tommy Holgate, The Sun, 3rd September 2012Raising children is the topic dealt with by Stephen K Amos, with unreliable assistance from fellow stand-up performers Ava Vidal, Howard Read and Smug Roberts. Read is on his specialist subject: he's the star and creator of CBBC's brilliant Little Howard's Big Question.
Jack Seale, Radio Times, 7th March 2012