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Zoe Lyons
Zoe Lyons

Zoe Lyons

  • 53 years old
  • English
  • Writer, stand-up comedian and actor

Press clippings Page 11

A piggy interview with Zoe Lyons

Zoe Lyons interview.

Wrigley Worm, FringePig, 18th June 2018

Dara O Briain returns for a new series with another panel of comedians applying their special brand of pseudo-satire to all matters newsworthy. Mockery mainstay Hugh Dennis is joined by returning panellists James Acaster, Angela Barnes, Ed Gamble and Zoe Lyons, while rising star Darren Harriott, whose 2017 Edinburgh show was highly recommended by the Guardian, makes his series debut.

Mark Gibbings-Jones, The Guardian, 7th June 2018

Bent Double review

Bent Double's enthusiastic audience brought half the fun to this well established gay-friendly comedy night.

Abby Kwantes, The Latest, 6th June 2018

Zoe Lyons interview

Zoe Lyons talks about comedy, identity, acting and thick skin as a lesbian artist.

Shilpa Ganatra, The Irish Times, 28th May 2018

Review: The Comedy Story, Warrington

Reviews of Toby Hadoke, Mick Ferry, Larry Dean and Zoe Lyons.

Lucy Moore, Female First, 10th October 2017

Zoe Lyons review

Zoe Lyons is just really, really good.

Sam Brooks, The Spin Off (New Zealand), 8th May 2017

Preview - Comedy Bigmouths

While the Channel 5 network has been recently producing documentaries profiling comedians, actual comedy shows are thin on the ground.

Ian Wolf, On The Box, 31st March 2017

Comedy Bigmouths review

Two words to describe My5's new topical series Comedy Bigmouths would be 'low' and 'budget'.

Steve Bennett, Chortle, 31st March 2017

My5 TV announces Comedy Bigmouths series

Channel 5 has ordered new show Comedy Bigmouths for its My5 TV station. The topical six-part series will be hosted by stand-up Ian Stone.

British Comedy Guide, 15th March 2017

Zoe Lyons review - diverting riffs on outsider life

The comedian's Little Misfit show takes aim at tribalism, social awkwardness and British reserve, though her potent wit should land more blows.

Brian Logan, The Guardian, 20th November 2016

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