Press clippings Page 51
Interview: Stewart Lee, comedian
Stewart Lee Lee is a perennial Fringe hit but his stage alter ego scorns success, so shiny TV showcases are not his natural habitat. Now he's trying something different, writes Jay Richardson.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 2nd August 2012Stewart Lee: the slow death of the Edinburgh Fringe
For decades, the Fringe has been a utopia for artists and performers - but now profit-obsessed promoters are tearing it to pieces. They must be stopped, says one Fringe veteran.
Stewart Lee, The Guardian, 30th July 2012Stewart Lee: How I was busted by the Olympic censors
It was only an innocent double entendre about rings of fire. But even multi-award-winning comics can fall foul of Olympic censors.
Stewart Lee, The Observer, 22nd July 20125 things that you have to see at . . . Funny in Falkirk
Pete Firman, Mark Watson, Stewart Lee and more.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 18th July 2012Interview with Stewart Lee
Who better to interview a comedian than another comedian? Andrew Doyle talks to Stewart Lee about his recent "wave of popularity", Twitter, gay marriage, and Jimmy Carr's tax avoidance.
Andrew Doyle, ScotsGay, 7th July 2012Stewart Lee interview
Stewart Lee prepares to invade The Stand for the filming of his new Comedy Central series, The Alternative Comedy Experience.
Bernard O'Leary, The Skinny, 29th June 2012Stewart Lee reunites with Richard Herring for podcast
Stewart Lee has reunited on stage with Richard Herring. The former Fist of Fun and This Morning with Richard Not Judy partners spoke together on stage at the Leicester Square Theatre for the eighth podcast in Herring's current series.
Mayer Nissim, Digital Spy, 20th June 2012Stewart Lee to curate new Comedy Central stand-up showcase
Stewart Lee is to curate a new stand-up showcase series for Comedy Central called The Alternative Comedy Experience.
British Comedy Guide, 7th June 2012Despite some brilliant cameos from Liam Neeson and Johnny Depp, we're thrilled to see Ricky Gervais leave Life's Too Short behind and return to the workplace sitcom. Gervais' new Channel 4 special is set in a retirement home and features the acting debut of An Idiot Abroad presenter Karl Pilkington as Dougie the caretaker. While some (particularly fellow comic Stewart Lee in the Guardian) have pre-emptively damned Derek as insulting, others are praising the script and calling for a full series - all we know is that we can guarantee #derek will be trending on twitter tonight...
GQ, 12th April 2012Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle to return for two more series
BBC Two stand-up series Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle has been recommissioned - for two further runs.
British Comedy Guide, 22nd March 2012