Press clippings
Zoe Lyons on 'Werewolf' and hiding your dark side
Although Zoe will not be drawn on whether she sprouts fangs and fur and howls at the moon, she did explain that this latest show Werewolf is all about coming to terms with the real you and being comfortable in your own skin.
Andrew Clarke, Great British Life, 22nd January 2025The best live comedy of 2025: shows to book now
From the whimsy of Atsuko Okatsuka to a proper tour for Jazz Emu's Knight Fever, our expert selects the hottest tickets of the year.
Tristram Fane Saunders, The Telegraph, 4th January 2025Zoe Lyons reveals her blind spot about pensions
We find talking about money a bit grubby in this country. My brother lived in the States, where discussing money is what they do, and young people there are very clued up about money matters. So, my top priorities are to stay informed and financially independent.
Dan Moore, This is Money, 22nd December 2024The UK's first LGBTQ+ comedy contest is changing the industry
"People laugh with you, not at you".
Marcus Wratten, Pink News, 10th June 2024I have no idea why TV is obsessed with comedian Zoe Lyons but I know exactly how it all started
Before I get to the nuts of BBC1's latest disaster, can anyone explain television's slight obsession with comedian Zoe Lyons?
All available evidence suggests she's never been anything more than pub funny, at best.
Ally Ross, The Sun, 9th November 2023Zoe Lyons joins Matt Hancock and others on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins
Comedian Zoe Lyons is among the 16 names taking part in the fifth series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 13th September 2023Funny Women Awards celebrate 20 years with Radio 4 retrospective
The Funny Women Awards celebrates its twentieth anniversary with a retrospective history on Radio 4, presented by Kerry Godliman. 20 Years Of Funny Women features archive performances and interviews with Jo Brand, Diane Morgan, Zoe Lyons, Rachel Parris, Sindhu Vee and more.
British Comedy Guide, 5th September 2023Bournemouth Comedy Festival to launch in October
Bournemouth will play host to a five-day comedy festival in October. Tickets are priced just £8, and stars will include Zoe Lyons, Troy Hawke and Tom Ward.
British Comedy Guide, 11th August 2023Brighton Fringe review: Zoe Lyons
Zoe Lyons has been through the mill in the last few years - but haven't we all, she acknowledges.
Victoria Nangle, Beyond The Joke, 15th May 2023Zoe Lyons winds up her LGBTQ+ comedy night
Bent Double to end at Brighton Komedia next month.
Chortle, 3rd May 2023