Press clippings Page 7
Review: David O'Doherty at Latitude 2016
David O'Doherty's been starting his tour dates - Latitude included - by faux-boasting how this time next year, he'll be huge. Blowing off gigs like this to perform to tens of thousands, and act like a bigger prick than Kanye. All very ironic, of course, a comic set-up before he acknowledges the niche appeal of a bearded middle-aged Irishman playing a tiny keyboard.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 17th July 2016Latitude 2016: David O'Doherty review
David O'Doherty occupies a unique shelf in the vast supermarket of Irish comedy exports.
Fergus Morgan, The Reviews Hub, 17th July 2016Machynlleth Comedy Festival can expect 6,000 visitors
Around 6,000 people are expected to gather in Powys for the seventh annual Machynlleth Comedy Festival.
BBC News, 30th April 2016Sydney Comedy Festival review: David O'Doherty
O'Doherty describes himself as the "Aldi Enya", and he has much in common with the discount supermarket chain. On stage, he's modest, with a surprisingly random mix of goods and ultimately very good value, all up.
Sarah Thomas, Sydney Morning Herald, 18th April 2016Review: David O'Doherty
He always used to bill himself as "very low-energy musical whimsy", but David O'Doherty's latest show is pretty energetic, only very sparingly deploys the 1986 Casio keyboard that's become his trademark, and contains more bite than you'd expect.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 15th April 2016David O'Doherty to write third children's book
David O'Doherty is to publish a third children's book in his Danger is Everywhere series.
Chortle, 23rd February 2016Review: David O'Doherty, Leicester Comedy Festival
Armed with a Casio keyboard from 1986 and a deadpan delivery, our host told a story equal in its self-loathing as in its affection.
Glenn Murphy, Leicester Mercury, 13th February 2016David O'Doherty on stand-up and writing
David O'Doherty is back at Edinburgh with a new show, but the Irish comedian has also been busy writing a new children's book.
Hannah Stephenson, The Irish Examiner, 17th August 2015Danger and comedy are everywhere for O'Doherty
Being scared of everything as a kid wasn't fun, but it has provided great inspiration for his books says David O'Doherty.
Hannah Stephenson, The Irish News, 13th August 2015What to see on Monday at the Fringe
Preview of David O'Doherty.
The Times, 10th August 2015