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Daphne review

British indie finds laughs and heart in the existential dread of London life.

Owen Richards, The Arts Desk, 26th January 2018

Daphne review

I am always conscious of taking budgets and constraints in mind when assessing the final output of a feature film and I am a big fan of when a film punches above it's weight, but the script behind Daphne is so thin Weight Watchers would kill to know it's secret.

Short Com, 10th January 2018

Can Daphne and The Pin save Radio 4 comedy?

One act offers Badults-style sketches, the other does mindbending meta-gags. Both bring new shows to a station that specialises in self-satisfied comedy.

Brian Logan, The Guardian, 14th July 2017

Fringe Q&As: Daphne

Daphne talks about their Second Show.

The Herald, 19th August 2016

Daphne: Edinburgh Fringe 2016 interview

Sketch trio Daphne return to the Fringe after picking up a best newcomer nomination in 2015.

Laugh Out London, 7th August 2016

Interview: Daphne comedy trio

Comedians reveal the closest they've come to being mortally wounded on stage and why their show is just like The Dark Knight.

Brian Donaldson, The List, 27th July 2016

Daphne review

Daphne also aren't afraid to play around with racial stereotypes given that -- for once -- this isn't comedy made by a bunch of white guys, which (for the mainly white audience) adds to that creeping sense of discomfort. In a good way. And in a funny way. Though you may walk out feeling slightly sensorily assaulted.

Rachel Holdsworth, Londonist, 2nd December 2015

Sketch Comedy Reawakens

As sketch group Daphne get nominated for the Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Best Newcomer Award, Chris Head detects stirrings in the world of sketch comedy...

Chris Head, British Comedy Guide, 27th August 2015

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