Press clippings Page 3
Fringe Q&A's: Terry Alderton
Terry Alderton on Wednesdays, wrestling with a broken fan and haggis.
Linda Howard, The Herald, 27th July 2017I talk to: Terry Alderton
He's spent three years away from the Fringe but now Terry Alderton is back with a brand new show All Crazy Now, loosely based on his BBC Radio 4 series.
Elliot Gonzalez, I Talk Telly, 24th July 2017Terry Alderton discusses his new show 'All Crazy Now'
Terry Alderton's new comedy show All Crazy Now will be at the Pleasance Courtyard Cabaret Bar for the month of August so we caught up with him for a quick Q and A.
Female First, 30th June 2017Review: Sunday Night Comedy at Weymouth Pavilion
Despite Terry Alderton's best attempts to make light of the heckler's disappointment in his act, fun soon turned to fisticuffs as the young lad threw a cup of beer over the comedian.
The Dorset Echo, 15th April 2016Radio Times review
"I don't think people are gonna get what's going on here", admits Essex boy Terry Alderton in the first episode of his... er... unusual comedy series. Even those familiar with the experiments in this late-night slot may be taken aback.
The show is a soundscape of voices (all provided by Alderton), effects and music with little or no concession to comic custom. This is a real surprise given Alderton's more conventional stand-up career. "Episode two's gotta be better than episode one", he appeases us.
Let's see. At the moment I'm recovering from the shock of the new.
David McGillivray, Radio Times, 29th July 2015Preview: Terry Alderton's All Crazy Now
Comedies on Radio 4, however good, can sometimes fall into the trap of sounding the same. No such chance here. This show is so packed full of disjoined sentences, cheap and silly songs, odd impressions, tape loops, sound effects and electronic beats, that it feels like a pirate takeover.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 29th July 2015Interview: rarely asked questions - Terry Alderton
Terry Alderton has had one of the most varied careers in stand-up.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 24th July 2015Comedians do six-pack challenge
Richard Herring, Stephen K Amos, Milton Jones and Terry Alderton have taken the Men's Health six-pack challenge.
Katy Finbow, Digital Spy, 2nd October 2014Terry Alderton on being booed off at Invictus Games
Last weekend Terry Alderton was booed off stage in front of 26,000 people, including members of the Royal Family, at the closing ceremony of Invictus Games for injured armed service people. Terry concedes he badly misjudged the mood of the occasion and says he feels "absolutely horrendous".
Emily Retter, The Mirror, 22nd September 2014The Establishment Club, comedy review
When this reprise of Peter Cook's 1960s satirical club debuted in 2012 it was an underwhelming affair. George Galloway and comedian Terry Alderton topped and tailed the bill that night. They do so again today, but luckily the parallels end there.
Julian Hall, The Independent, 28th January 2014