Vikki Stone
- Stand-up comedian
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Latitude 2017 - Concerto for Comedian and Orchestra
Stone really needs to perfect the backstory of this production, and work on a more naturally deadpan, less school teacher cross panto, style of executing it without having to rely on her notes to do so, in order to make this party-piece work. I'd welcome a chance to see it again as it has the potential to morph into something quite fabulous, it's just not there yet.
Nicole Evans, The Reviews Hub, 17th July 2017Edinburgh 2017: Pick Of The Programme - Comedy
With thousands of comedy shows to choose from at the 2017 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, BroadwayWorld reviewer Natalie O'Donoghue has narrowed down her top picks from the comedy section of the programme.
Natalie O'Donoghue, Broadway World, 7th June 2017Vikki Stone joins BBC Proms team
Musical comedian Vikki Stone has joined the BBC team covering the Proms at the Royal Albert Hall.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 12th July 2016Vikki Stone to perform at CERN
Vikki Stone is to perform at the home of the large hadron collider - as part of their series of TED talks.
Chortle, 23rd July 2015Review: Vikki Stone: Instrumental, Soho Theatre
Vikki Stone manages to do what is, to me, the most admirable thing a comic can do: make me laugh my socks off and make me cry like a baby without any awareness that I'm doing it.
Rebecca Jones, A Younger Theatre, 5th May 2015Vikki Stone interview
The death of her father from alcoholism doesn't immediately sound like the best subject for a comedy show. It's hardly a barrel of laughs, yet Vikki Stone insists it is funny as well as poignant.
The Birmingham Mail, 23rd November 2014This week's new live comedy
Previews of Bridget Christie, Susan Murray and Vikki Stone.
James Kettle, The Guardian, 14th November 2014My comedy hero: Vikki Stone on Bette Midler
Comedian talks about old-school humour, trifles and why Ms Midler would be proud of her new show.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 6th November 2014Vikki Stone wants to be 'the Lady Gaga of comedy'
The Royal Academy of Music graduate and former musicals actress really is a one-woman band, with the show encompassing around 20 varied instruments from an egg shaker to a bassoon, and cello to clarinet.
Catherine Jones, Liverpool Echo, 18th September 2014Fringe Q&As: Vikki Stone
Vikki Stone talks to the Herald about strange heckles, why she loves Scotland, and being pushed across the stage on a ride-on camel playing the piccolo.
The Herald, 17th August 2014