Tom Walker (I)
- English
- Actor, writer, producer and comedian
Press clippings Page 7
The best Edinburgh shows we've seen already
Fringe-bound comics reviewed before the festival.
Chortle, 1st August 2017Meet Fringe innovators Berk's Nest
An interview with Katie Churchill, Owen Donovan and Phoebe Bourke, the producers and directors behind some of the Fringe's most imaginative shows
Ben Venables, The Skinny, 28th July 2017Strong & Stable: no one's safe in Schneider's podcast
Launched for the general election, it's a shame this sharp slice of satire isn't sticking around for a bit longer.
Hannah Verdier, The Guardian, 8th June 2017Jonathan Pie announces 2018 tour
Jonathan Pie, the frustrated news reporter character played by Tom Walker, will tour the UK in 2018.
British Comedy Guide, 1st June 2017Fringe 2017 - tickets for Underbelly shows now on sale
Underbelly's full Edinburgh Fringe season of over 150 shows is now on sale, with over 40 shows announced today including exciting theatre, comedy, circus, musicals and children's shows.
Phyllis Stephen, The Edinburgh Reporter, 11th May 2017Interview: rarely asked questions - Tom Walker
You may not know the name of Tom Walker but you should know the name of Jonathan Pie.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 29th March 2017Jonathan Pie: Live review
Pie's real brilliance lies in his ability to cut through the arguments and promote a better way of doing things.
Ian Cater, What's On London, 22nd March 2017Tom Walker interview
"You learn a lot about Jonathan Pie: are you really cross with Theresa May or just pissed off at life?"
Ian Cater, What's On London, 12th February 2017Review: Jonathan Pie, The Y
Spoof reporter Jonathan Pie has had a hell of a year. Since becoming a viral sensation in the wake of Donald Trump's US election victory, he has seen his profile, and his ticket sales, reach new heights. His live show is filled with all of the things he's famous for - namely blowing his top over the current state of politics, and well, the world.
Alice Gibbs, Leicester Mercury, 10th February 2017Is it me... or is satire dead?
My next Edinburgh show is going to have elements of satire. Why you ask?! Because I fear it may be dying out and people no longer know what it is and therefore do not appreciate its importance. There. I said it. I went there! Allow me to elaborate...
Georgie Morrell, The Huffington Post, 28th November 2016