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Ed Gamble
Ed Gamble

Ed Gamble

  • 39 years old
  • English
  • Stand-up comedian and actor

Press clippings

Rhod Gilbert: "My agent signed me after seeing me sh*t myself"

Rhod Gilbert has told the Off Menu podcast how losing control of his bowels helped him get ahead in his career.

British Comedy Guide, 11th April 2025

The Wrestling to relaunch as Clash Of The Comics via Apollo show

Clash Of The Comics, the show formerly known as The Wrestling, is coming to London's Eventim Apollo on 8th October with a line-up featuring Phil Wang, Ed Gamble, James Acaster, Aisling Bea and more.

British Comedy Guide, 31st March 2025

Comedy at Cadogan Hall with Ed Gamble review

With Chloe Petts, Rhys James, Nabil Abdulrashid and Sharon Wanjohi also on the bill.

Steve Bennett, Chortle, 22nd February 2025

Ed Gamble: Hot Diggity Dog review

Jonathan Coll enjoys a night of high-energy affable comedy from Ed Gamble, with support from Chloe Petts.

Jonathan Coll, Narc Magazine, 6th November 2024

Ed Gamble: Hot Diggity Dog review

If you like a gamble, this is a sure fire winner.

Greg Holstead, North West End UK, 22nd October 2024

British Podcast Awards 2024 shortlists 8 shows for Best Comedy

Daisy May Cooper, Alan Partridge, James Acaster, Kathy Burke and Joanne McNally are amongst the nominees for the British Podcast Awards 2024.

British Comedy Guide, 25th July 2024

Ed Gamble: Hot Diggity Dog review

"I vape. That's all you need to know."

Little Lark of London, 3rd July 2024

Ed Gamble: Hot Diggity Dog review

A well-crafted show peppered with smart, self-deprecating humour from the affable gaffe-prone star.

Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 28th June 2024

Ed Gamble: Hot Diggity Dog review

Well-spun jokes and great audience rapport elevate the comedian's show above standard fall-guy fare, though slick management inhibits its spark.

Brian Logan, The Guardian, 28th June 2024

Ed Gamble: Hot Diggity Dog review

There's performative scorn, silly voices and animated act-outs in a show that never delves too deep.

Rachael Healy, i Newspaper, 28th June 2024

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