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My Sexual Abuse: The Sitcom. Mark O'Sullivan
My Sexual Abuse: The Sitcom

My Sexual Abuse: The Sitcom

  • TV documentary
  • Channel 4
  • 2024
  • 1 episode

Documentary following Mark O'Sullivan as he writes and directs a sitcom about the sexual abuse he survived as a child. Also features Cariad Lloyd, Rufus Jones, Ellie Taylor, Sam Underwood, Miles Chapman and Iain Lee

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My Sexual Abuse: The Sitcom review

Mark O'Sullivan turns personal trauma into black comedy.

Barbara Ellen, The Observer, 2nd June 2024

My Sexual Abuse: The Sitcom review

O'Sullivan has done something really memorable here, breaking down a taboo using humour.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 29th May 2024

Can you make a comedy out of sexual abuse?

Is this the last taboo in comedy?

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 28th May 2024

My Sexual Abuse: The Sitcom review

Is humour hardwired into us? This powerful documentary - about comic Mark O'Sullivan creating a TV show from his childhood trauma - makes you think it might be.

Lucy Mangan, The Guardian, 28th May 2024

My Sexual Abuse: The Sitcom review

Mark O'Sullivan grapples with the sexual abuse he experienced as a child in a compelling programme that's part documentary, part sitcom and part public therapy session.

Katie Rosseinsky, The Independent, 28th May 2024

My Sexual Abuse: The Sitcom review

Mark O'Sullivan's comedy documentary was confronting, funny and raw.

Emily Watkins, i Newspaper, 28th May 2024

My Sexual Abuse: The Sitcom review

Mark O'Sullivan explored his childhood abuse by turning it into a knockabout family sitcom.

Jasper Rees, The Telegraph, 28th May 2024

"It helped me through dark moments": the male comedians turning their trauma into TV

After the runaway success of Richard Gadd's Baby Reindeer, fellow standup Mark O'Sullivan has a new sitcom about personal pain.

Michael Hogan, The Observer, 26th May 2024

'My Sexual Abuse: The Sitcom' to air on Channel 4

Channel 4 is to air a "bold and moving" documentary which follows comedian Mark O'Sullivan as he writes and directs a studio audience sitcom about the sexual abuse he survived as a child.

British Comedy Guide, 16th May 2024

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