Emmanuel Sonubi
- English
- Actor, stand-up comedian and writer
Press clippings
Emmanuel Sonubi interview
Emmanuel Sonubi discusses his new comedy show Curriculum Vitae, tour, and dangerous jobs.
Nadia Abbas, Brighton Journal, 12th March 2024Edinburgh's Ho Ho Hogmanay review
In spite of sharing a bill with some seasoned performers, Larry Dean turned out to be the crowd-pleasing hit of this Hogmanay comedy show.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 2nd January 2024Emmanuel Sonubi on life's priorities
Ahead of a date at Edinburgh's Hogmanay and a spring/summer tour, lauded comedian Emmanuel Sonubi talks to us about tricky punters, performance anxiety and quite literally dying on stage
The List, 8th December 2023Edinburgh Comedy Awards 2023 nominations
The nominations for the Edinburgh Comedy Awards 2023 have been announced.
British Comedy Guide, 23rd August 2023Emmanuel Sonubi picks his comedy favourites
"A stand-up special that makes me forget I'm a comic."
Chortle, 19th August 2023Emmanuel Sonubi to embark on 2024 tour
Stand-up show Emmanuel Sonubi: Curriculum Vitae will tour the UK between April and August 2024.
British Comedy Guide, 9th August 2023Edinburgh Fringe: 10 of the best comedy and theatre shows to watch
As the Fringe returns, Isobel Lewis has waded through the thousands of names in the programme to find you 10 shows to watch.
Isobel Lewis, The Independent, 4th August 2023Punchline's Top Edinburgh Fringe Shows 2023
Hello! This is it. It's happening again. We've got a bag of rabbits and we're about to pull out a few to show you what's what. So without further ado, let's reveal the funniest bunnies in town.
Suzy & Rosalind Romer, Punchline UK, 31st July 2023Edinburgh Festival 2023: the best theatre and comedy to book
Our critics pick 20 of the must-see shows for those travelling north of the border for the world's biggest this summer.
Bruce Dessau & Tim Bano, Evening Standard, 24th July 2023Twenty must-see comedy and variety shows at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2023
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe runs annually in August in the Scottish capital, with comedy fans spoilt for choice for just over three weeks each time.
Jill Robinson, The Sun, 2nd June 2023