Adam Buxton
- 56 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, director, animator, comedian, presenter and podcaster
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Eamonn Forde, The Big Issue, 26th September 2016Review - Adam Buxton's Bug: David Bowie Special
Fun, poignancy and a little introspection. I'd say that was a fitting tribute.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 16th July 2016Adam Buxton launches bike-powered show
For a lot of people, 7.30am is a little too early. But whilst some people will just be getting up at this time on July 11, others will be spinning away in hope to gain some laughs early on Monday morning. Comedian Adam Buxton will be hosting a breakfast show in Shoreditch's The Truman Brewery, but there's a catch: you have to cycle to make it happen.
Cerys Kenneally, Evening Standard, 29th June 2016The Adam And Joe Show still makes us deeply nostalgic (Link expired)
The Adam and Joe Show was a brilliant, anarchic, defiantly uncool TV experiment. It would never work today, but that's no reason to not revel in the sheer 90s-ness of it.
Alex Nelson, WOW247, 9th June 2016Interview: rarely asked questions - Adam Buxton
You should all know Adam Buxton. From his TV and radio work with Joe Cornish, his appearances in films such as Hot Fuzz and Stardust or his marvellously childish yet gloriously clever multi-media live shows.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 21st November 2015The Cloud gets full series on Channel 4
Channel 4 has ordered a full series of new sitcom The Cloud, by Adam Buxton and Graham Linehan.
British Comedy Guide, 3rd November 2015The Adam Buxton Podcast review
Adam Buxton's knack of finding humour in everyday situations comes to the fore on a pleasant stroll to the pub with an old friend.
Hannah Verdier, The Guardian, 22nd October 2015Adam Buxton and Ross Kemp become Bad Robots
The comedian and the formers EastEnders hardman join Felicity Montagu, Matt Le Tisser and Sir Michael Gambon as the voices of the pesky automatons.
Ben Dowell, Radio Times, 20th August 2015This enduring Radio 4 show is one of those excellent ideas that seems glaringly obvious once someone else has thought of it. The basic concept is a hostless chat show; an initial guest chooses a sparring partner who, the following week, chooses another, and so it goes on in a cheerful human centipede of chat. This series began with Adam Buxton talking to Reece Shearsmith and has passed through a range of comedy luminaries, including Vic Reeves and Sharon Horgan.
Phil Harrison, The Guardian, 28th March 2015Comedian Adam Buxton has presented a bi-monthly showcase of music videos on the big screen at BFI Southbank for eight years. In a specially-commissioned series, Buxton brings his commentary to a streaming format.
Catherine Gee, The Telegraph, 20th March 2015