Press clippings Page 14
Sandi Toksvig, Jo Brand & Maureen Lipman in fundraiser
They are joined by comediennes and 'token man' Stephen Mangan at the Royal Court for the Women of the Year Foundation.
Rosie Bannister, What's On Stage, 9th April 2015Rules for Living, National's Dorfman Theatre, review
Rules for Living at times borders on being the funniest and truest comedy I've seen in ages, but it's also the strangest and most strained. It shouldn't really work at all. That it does, just about, is a testament to the talented array of actors that director Marianne Elliott has assembled - among them Deborah Findlay, Miles Jupp and Stephen Mangan - and the bravura bonkers nature of playwright Sam Holcroft's conceit, which boasts a hefty Big Idea even if it almost capsizes itself.
Dominic Cavendish, The Telegraph, 26th March 2015Rules for Living review
Stephen Mangan and Miles Jupp are a joy.
Michael Billington, The Guardian, 25th March 2015You can still revisit every episode of the innovative, critically acclaimed sitcom following the often surreal lives of the staff at the East Hampton Hospital. Stars Tamsin Greig, Stephen Mangan and Julian Rhind-Tutt have achieved much since.
Catherine Gee, The Telegraph, 20th March 2015Radio Times review
Jamie Dornan, Julie Walters and Stephen Mangan are the guests. And in a way, that's all we need to know. Already, the conjunction of those names lets us picture the fireworks of conversation that could spark from placing those characters in a room (OK, studio) together. And we know, if there are fireworks to be had, Norton will light every touchpaper.
Dornan appears soon in the film adaptation of 50 Shades of Grey while Mangan will be in a Sky Arts drama playing a pregnant man. See? Fireworks right there.
David Butcher, Radio Times, 13th February 2015Stephen Mangan to play pregnant man in new Sky show
Stephen Mangan is to play a pregnant man in Birthday, a comic drama for Sky Arts based on the sell-out 2012 Royal Court play.
British Comedy Guide, 19th January 2015Comedians join Richard Ayoade on his trip
Kathy Burke, Adam Hills, Jessica Hynes and Stephen Mangan join Richard Ayoade on his TV show Travel Man.
Channel 4, 18th November 2014Lee Mack does his bit to fill the chronic shortage of panel shows with this new series, in which obscure facts are put to the test before celebrities. Tonight, it's Stephen Mangan, Davina McCall and, of course, Paddy McGuinness. Some cheap gags aside - early round "Fact Off" sees the resemblance between fact and another word starting with f pointed out - this is a pretty entertaining concept, exploring, among other issues, methods of blocking tickles and why men's mental skills go to pot after meeting attractive women.
David Stubbs, The Guardian, 1st September 2014Radio Times review
In this episode we meet Matt LeBlanc's dad, his imaginary screen dad, in the best scene of the series so far. Stories have appeared on TMZ that Matt has gone into rehab, and Matt knows where they came from: he forgot to send dad his cheque, and this is revenge. So he storms round there - with Sean and Beverly in tow - to confront him.
What follows has more comic voltage than the entirety of some previous episodes, as the pair trade insults in front of the mortified Brits - and few actors do mortified better than Tamsin Greig and Stephen Mangan. It's a cracking set piece and elsewhere the plot is coming to a boil nicely. Also, look out: in the delightfully tasteless mental health storyline, unbalanced network boss Castor is off his meds.
David Butcher, Radio Times, 2nd July 2014Damian Lewis tried out for Episodes
Damian Lewis auditioned for Stephen Mangan's part in Episodes, Matt LeBlanc has revealed.
Yahoo, 24th June 2014