Ali Brice
- Actor, writer, producer and comedian
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Ali Brice: Edinburgh Fringe 2016 interview
Ali Brice introduced the world to Eric Meat in 2014, creating a Fringe show that was messy, silly and sublime, yet with a genuine emotional heart for this lonely, loveless character.
Laugh Out London, 3rd August 201615 pay-what-you-want comedy shows for Fringe 2016
Nobody was quite sure how Bob Slayer's new pay-what-you-want model for his brilliant Heroes franchise would work when he introduced it a couple of years ago at the Edinburgh Fringe.
Laugh Out London, 18th July 2016Graeme of Thrones - The Lowry, Salford, review
If the current weekly doses of Westeros are no longer able to quench your thirst for drama and action from the Seven Kingdoms then be sure to make your way to see Graeme of Thrones. This hilarious production is both a homage and a parody of the original HBO series and an absolute must for those with a barmy sense of humour and a fondness for the original series.
Harriet Mallion, The Reviews Hub, 11th May 2016Interview: Ali Brice
A chat with Ali Brice/
Hannah Whitcombe, Fresh Fringe, 16th August 2015Ali Brice: Edinburgh Fringe 2015 interview
At last year's Edinburgh Festival Ali Brice introduced the world to Eric Meat in a debut hour of character comedy that involved a lot of pasta and Phil Collins. Eric is back this year and we're expecting even more pasta. We're uncertain about Phil Collins.
Laugh Out London, 5th August 2015Ali Brice: this show is BONKERS - even by my standards
Edinburgh intros #17: For a man whose show is called Eric Meat Has No Proof, Only Memories Of Pasta, it's a surprisingly straightforward interview. Apart from the Phil Collins bit.
London Is Funny, 3rd August 2015Five fast Fringe questions with... Ali Brice
Interview with Ali Brice.
The Public Reviews, 3rd August 2015Meet Mark Davison - Ed Fringe 2015
I'm a comic actor who spends his time on the live comedy scene as a hopelessly confused alien, Mr Susie. After trying and failing to save cabaret last year, he's decided to have another bash at it. It's a revamped version of last year's show that is a surreal comedy romp through the genres of live shows (dance, magic, burlesque, etc, etc). I'm having just as much fun playing the idiotically ancient owner of the cabaret venue - Marcia Godella-Birdo - though Mr Susie is still the main guy. I'm very pleased to be joined onstage by the ridiculously talented Jayde Adams and Ali Brice, it's great smashing around with them both.
Short Com, 3rd August 2015Eric Meat has no proof, only memories of pasta
Ali Brice waxes lyrical to Martin Walker about the lovey Bob Slayer, curator of the 'Heroes of the Fringe.' He also explains what the most fascinating show title on the Edinburgh Festival Fringe actually means, Ali Brice presents: Eric Meat Has No Proof, Only Memories of Pasta.
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 24th July 2015