British Comedy Guide

Stephen Wright

  • Actor, executive producer, production designer and composer

Press clippings

Humour can be at its funniest when found in the darkest or toughest or most unlikely situations - and a British bomb disposal unit in Afghanistan ought to provide fertile ground. But so far this comedy-drama lacks subtlety and seems too puerile. In tonight's episode, team leader Nick (Oliver Chris, above) airs his complaints about the canteen food but then learns of a new - and endangered - food source that catches his attention, Millsy (Gary Carr) leads a retraining course and Simon (Stephen Wright) is ribbed about his age.

Simon Horsford, The Telegraph, 11th March 2013

Now here's a daft premise for a comedy series. Couple Alice and Mitch have a drink and drug-fuelled threesome with their gay flatmate on Alice's 30th birthday. When Alice discovers she's pregnant they decide to keep the child and raise it together. Such a set-up might not comply with a lot of people's moral codes but, as it happens, it throws up some funny moments and there's plenty of good chemistry between actors Amy Huberman, Stephen Wright and Emun Elliot.

Catherine Gee, The Telegraph, 14th October 2011

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