Harry Peacock
- English
- Actor
Press clippings
Alan Carr sitcom Changing Ends begins filming
Filming has now commenced on Changing Ends, the new six-part sitcom based on Alan Carr's childhood in Northampton.
British Comedy Guide, 27th January 2023Toast Of Tinseltown review
Toast is hot stuff - with more laughs in 30 minutes than in most sitcom series.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 5th January 2022TV review: Toast Of Tinseltown, BBC Two
The script is superb and and the visual gags are the icing on the cake, from the 1970s titles (Columbo 1974?) to the gaggle of ancient in-joke celebs in the "Colonial Club" including David Hockney, George Melly and Tom Baker in his Doctor Who iteration.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 4th January 2022Toast Of Tinseltown review
Matt Berry's idiotic actor returns - and is just as weird as ever.
Isobel Lewis, The Independent, 4th January 2022Toast Of Tinseltown, BBC2, review
Matt Berry's gloriously surreal cult comedy goes to Hollywood.
Gerard Gilbert, i Newspaper, 4th January 2022Toast Of Tinseltown review
Knowingly naff and stuffed with surreal one-liners, this riotously absurd cult comedy sees Britain's worst actor arrive in Hollywood.
Anita Singh, The Telegraph, 4th January 2022Live review: Brian & Roger - A Highly Offensive Play
Based on a podcast from Harry Peacock and Dan Skinner which sees two recently divorced men bond over their misery, you won't need to have heard a single second of it to enjoy this superb two hander.
Alex Finch, Comedy To Watch, 13th December 2021Brian and Roger at the Menier Chocolate Factory review
If your idea of a good night out at the theatre is watching two grown men dress up in ridiculous outfits while pretending to be chased by dogs, shagged by an elephant or bitten by a poisonous snake while all the while shouting at each other on mobile phones, then this is the show for you.
Sarah Crompton, What's On Stage, 3rd November 2021Brian & Roger: A Highly Offensive Play review
Despite being subtitled 'A highly offensive play', the comedy plays for shock value rather than offence.
Sonny Waheed, The Reviews Hub, 3rd November 2021Brian & Roger - a highly offensive play review
As its title suggests, this podcast-inspired production sometimes IS highly offensive.
Nick Curtis, Evening Standard, 2nd November 2021