Arthur Smith
Arthur Smith

Arthur Smith (I)

  • 69 years old
  • English
  • Actor, writer and stand-up comedian

Press clippings Page 9

New Are You Being Served? cast revealed

Jason Watkins, Jorgie Porter and Sherrie Hewson are amongst the stars of BBC's Are You Being Served? revival, it has been revealed.

British Comedy Guide, 22nd February 2016

Review: Old Folks Telling Jokes

Old Folks Telling Jokes is a classic "does what it says on the tin," writes Ella Morris.

Ella Morris, Leicester Mercury, 21st February 2016

This week's new live comedy

Previews of Seymour Mace, Arthur Smith and Jason Byrne.

James Kettle, The Guardian, 2nd January 2016

Christmas interview with Arthur Smith

Arthur Smith is something of a legend in the world of alternative comedy. And he's the perfect fit for pop-up comedy venue Grotto at the HoHo Theatre where he performs as part of This Is Your Trial alongside Josie Long and Tim FitzHigham.

Laugh Out London, 10th December 2015

Arthur Smith: The Smiffies

Time for me to announce who has won a 2015 Smiffy, the award every performer would love to receive, if only they knew of its existence.

Arthur Smith, The Stage, 3rd September 2015

Exclusive: Arthur Smith sings Lady Gaga

Arthur Smith Sings Lady Gaga is a brand new 'secret' pop-up show. It's not listed in any brochure, but if you see Arthur in and around Edinburgh during the Fringe, tap him on the shoulder, yell, 'sing Gaga' and he'll perform one of her hits, then and there, just for you. Or if that feels too random, you can join him celebrating the Gilded Balloon 30th Anniversary with a Comedy Walk.

Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 10th July 2015

Arthur Smith: You're never too old to take the mic

When I started in comedy there were no competitions and I was already too old to be eligible for the first of the 'new act of the year' shows - so I compered them instead.

Arthur Smith, The Stage, 18th June 2015

Arthur Smith: my brilliantly successful disaster

For the veteran comedian, certain shows and festivals occur often enough that they become a small personal tradition. Edinburgh in August is naturally my longest-running theme, followed by the New Act of the Year finals, which I have emceed for many years, Glastonbury and, in more recent times, the Machynlleth Comedy Festival, where I now hope to find myself every May bank holiday until I drop dead.

Arthur Smith, The Stage, 21st May 2015

Arthur Smith blog

I find myself returning to 'A man walked into a bar'.

Arthur Smith, The Stage, 26th March 2015

Review: The House Of Fun With Arthur Smith - Oxford

On the whole though, The House Of Fun is a harmless evening of variable entertainment, and one which could quite easily be enjoyed if enough alcohol were to be consumed throughout.

Fergus Morgan, The Public Reviews, 24th January 2015

Share this page