Steve Pemberton
- 57 years old
- English
- Actor, writer and executive producer
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Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith's twisted anthology comedy returns for a Christmas special, with Pemberton, Jessica Raine and Rula Lenska hamming it up gleefully as a family getting more than they bargained for while on an Alpine holiday. Initially, it's a homage to 70s TV melodrama. But a voiceover - director's commentary or something more sinister? - lends an uneasy undertone, and soon the spoofy chuckles are over.
Phil Harrison, The Guardian, 27th December 2016Preview: Inside No. 9 Christmas Special
Inside No. 9 makes its long-awaited return with a festive special on 27th December, entitled 'The Devil of Christmas'.
Sophie, The Velvet Onion, 26th December 2016Preview: Inside No 9 - The Devil Of Christmas
A new series of Inside No 9 starts in early 2017 but as a brilliant curtain raiser here's a one-off episode with a Yuletide theme. The Devil of Christmas is set in December 1977 in an Alpine chalet where a nice middle class English family has arrived to enjoy a skiing holiday.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 24th December 2016Steve Pemberton interview
Steve Pemberton talks about what to expect from the third series of Inside No. 9.
British Comedy Guide, 24th December 2016Binging: Psychoville
A series which can make you piss yourself laughing while being shit-scared: Alison Carr reckons Psychoville is a proper telly triumph.
Alison Carr, Standard Issue, 29th November 2016Dead Funny review
Terry Johnson's 1994 play is exactly what it says in the title: it's dead funny.
Neil Norman, The Daily Express, 18th November 2016Review: Dead Funny
This is more than just a tribute to TV's Golden Age comedians; it's a show that will make your sides split and your heart ache in the same breath. And that's no mean feat.
Lucinda Everett, What's On Stage, 4th November 2016Dead Funny review
A modern comedy classic with a hugely talented cast, Dead Funny is dead easy to recommend.
Stuart Boyland, The Upcoming, 4th November 2016Dead Funny review
Terry Johnson's comedy is just the thing to cheer us up as the nights get colder.
Fiona Mountford, Evening Standard, 4th November 2016Dead Funny review
Terrific revival of Terry Johnson's modern classic.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 4th November 2016