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Janey. Janey Godley. Credit: Hopscotch Films
Janey Godley

Janey Godley

  • Scottish
  • Actor, writer and stand-up comedian

Press clippings Page 17

Janey Godley: 10 things that changed my life

In our new regular Sunday feature, we ask Scots what were the 10 things that changed their life ...

The National (Scotland), 16th September 2018

What we're watching (late Fringe 2018)

There's (STILL) too much stuff in the brochure. There's (STILL) TOO MUCH EFFING BLINKING STUFF in the sh*tting brochure. Let us break it down for you. What time is it now? OK, so go and see this:

Mister Kipper, FringePig, 19th August 2018

Theresa May heckled at Edinburgh Fringe festival

Theresa May must have known this was coming when she rocked up at the Edinburgh Fringe today.

Joe Roberts, Metro, 8th August 2018

Fringe plays host to comic dynasties

This year's Edinburgh festival features many young standups with parents - from Mark Steel to Gyles Brandreth - who blazed the same trail.

Vanessa Thorpe, The Guardian, 14th July 2018

Free on the Fringe

Get away from the big venues and take a plunge into the free fringe.

Robert Peacock, The Wee Review, 14th July 2018

Edinburgh 2018: pick of the programme - comedy

That time of year is upon us again! With over 3,000 of shows in the Edinburgh Festival Fringe programme it can be overwhelming choosing what to see, so we've selected our top picks from the comedy section.

Natalie O'Donoghue, Broadway World, 6th June 2018

Janey Godley: Revelations of Godley review

A night of 'Classic Godley' full of stories told with relish and abandon.

Jay Richardson, The List, 27th March 2018

Review - Janey Godley: Revelations of Godley

Glaswegian comic has the home crowd roaring.

Matthew Keeley, The Wee Review, 27th March 2018

The Comedians at the King's - live review

Whether the screen version of The Comedians at the King's will change the minds of those who decides who appears on existing TV stand-up and panel shows is probably open to question, given how such programmes are often about developing relationships with emerging talent more than showcasing a tight ten honed over years on the circuit.

Steve Bennett, Chortle, 22nd March 2018

Funny men and women making a stand for older stand-ups

"People of a certain age and experience aren't represented as much as they should be on television stand-up," says John Moloney.

Russell Leadbetter, The Herald, 18th March 2018

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