Live review: Holly Walsh, Soho Theatre

There are some particularly well-crafted set-pieces.

Holly Walsh: UK's best place in the world for comedy

The teenage nerd-turned-successful comedian on her new standup show, being terminally uncool and having a vicar for a mother.

With a little liquid still left in that particular game show crossover sponge, here's another splash of word-wrangling whimsy from the Cats crew, with Jimmy Carr, Sean Lock and Jon Richardson joined by Reginald D. Hunter and British comedy award-winner Aisling Bea in search of those elusive eight-pointers. The lexicographical gold-panning is overseen, as ever, by Susie Dent, with assistance from Holly Walsh. As for which format to remix next, how about 8 Out of 10 Cats does The Crystal Maze?

The first in a new series of the show in which Alan Davies and a gang of droll types blether on around a table, unrehearsed, and settle upon the subject of the show by the end. Giving Davies's own floppy mop of hair a run for its money is Seann Walsh, joined by Holly Walsh (no relation), Jimmy Carr and Tommy Tiernan. All human life is there, from drink-driving, doing Nazi salutes to Prince Charles, falling asleep under the coats in TK Maxx and match-making for Prince Harry.

Radio Times review

Alan Davies returns for more drink-fuelled post-pub-style chewing of fat with his comedy mates. It's a format that makes a virtue out of its lack of structure and for a lot of the time it feels like comedians showing off round a table over a host of topics from cornflakes to the royals to sharing stories about how they were sacked.

Sometimes this can lead to some decent comedy from a line-up that includes Seann Walsh, Holly Walsh, Jimmy Carr and Tommy Tiernan. The latter is especially good, especially when reflecting on the eccentricities of the Ireland of his childhood.

Holly Walsh: I build my comedy block-by-block like Lego

Standup is a great way to process bad things that happen to you. I love filling a routine with ideas and mini-punchlines.

Holly Walsh - opposite of an 'it' girl

Since being nominated for Best Newcomer in 2011, Holly Walsh has had a sitcom on BBC Three (Dead Boss) and appeared on the likes of Mock the Week and Just A Minute. Now she's back in the 'Burgh. Here she introduces her new show...

The Holly Walsh three minute interview

Some people have got it. Holly Walsh most definitely does not. But who needs it when you've got a Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award and nearly two thousand Nectar points? Holy talks to Martin Walker via email about her latest Edinburgh Festival Fringe show.

Top 5 female comics at 2014 Glasgow comedy festival

A look at Eleanor Morton, Abigoliah Schamaun, Fern Brady, Hailey Boyle and Holly Walsh.