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Sarah Keyworth interview
Sarah Keyworth is back with another show which tries to unpick gender roles and help set society free.
Jay Richardson, The List, 22nd July 2019Comedy picks
Jay Richardson selects the very very best from across the comedy programme.
Jay Richardson, Fest Mag, 21st July 2019Everything's Rosie
After Rosie Jones' remarkable debut, she chats to Jay Richardson about getting personal with her new show Backward.
Jay Richardson, Fest Mag, 21st July 2019Craig Ferguson: interview
Back at the Fringe for his first UK stand-up show in over 25 years, the Cumbernauld comic speaks candidly about being home.
Jay Richardson, The List, 9th July 2019Gary Meikle: 'Social media is changing everything'
Glaswegian comic discusses his viral fame and new material.
Jay Richardson, The List, 5th July 2019Susan Riddell on her Fringe debut
We catch up with Funny Women runner-up Susan Riddell in the lead up to her first full Edinburgh Fringe run.
Jay Richardson, The Skinny, 4th July 2019Rob Delaney pilots a 'dark comedy' for Channel 4
Rob Delaney is piloting a black comedy for Channel 4 with Father Ted co-creator Arthur Mathews.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 21st June 2019Review: The Adam Riches Experience, The Stand, Glasgow
A cult favourite at the Fringe, even before he won the Edinburgh Comedy Award in 2011, Adam Riches is touring his singular brand of intense, invasive audience participation and inspired nonsense for the first time, with a solid bank of tried and tested stupidity to draw upon.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 8th June 2019Michael Sleggs shares news of his terminal diagnosis
The actor, who plays Slugs in the hit sitcom and is a long-time friend of creators Charlie and Daisy May Cooper, posted a social media message disclosing that he doesn't have long to live. Sleggs has previously suffered cancer and heart failure, while his character in the BBC sitcom was also diagnosed with cancer.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 30th May 2019Where are the disabled comedians on panel shows?
Liz Carr and Chris McCausland are about to break a long drought.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 29th May 2019