Soul searching Jo Caulfield

When I was seven ... I was living on the RAF Hendon Air Force base. The first time my heart was broken ...

Interview: Jo Caulfield, comedian

Cruel. Acerbic. Bitchy. Caustic. Or so say her reviews. Can you blame me for worrying when I found out Jo Caulfield was my neighbour?

Jo Caulfield returns to The Stand

Jo Caulfield isn't just one of the funniest comedians currently working the comedy circuit, she's one of the busiest. But then the two go hand in hand. When not writing the occasional column for the Evening News, the 48-year-old keeps the laughs coming.

Acerbic tongues have been licking up the lemon juice in preparation for the return of Claudia Winkleman's deliciously scurrilous take on celebrity life. Joining her to tell us things that are not necessarily true about events that probably did happen are Dom Joly, Nick Hancock and Jo Caulfield. A crack legal team are on standby.

Jo Caulfield: Express service through festival

I've just got back home to Edinburgh from a week of shows in London and I have to say, "Wow! What a train journey".

An interview with Holly Walsh

Holly Walsh is a comedian and comedy writer whose comedy career started whilst working in art galleries and writing for Jo Caulfield on BBC Radio 4.

Win Two Tickets To See Jo Caulfield At The Tyne Theatre

Thanks to the lovely people at The Grinning Idiot Comedy Club we've got two tickets to give away for their upcoming show at The Journal Tyne Theatre in Newcastle. Compere Alfie Joey, character act Sol Bernstein and Michael Redmond will all be performing, with Jo Caulfield, recent star of Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow, completing the line-up.

Jo Caulfield sketches out her Fringe show

Another comedian puts pen to board for The List, to draw the essence of their stand-up.

BBC Radio 2's Comedy Season launches with the return of the irreverent comedy panel show hosted by Claudia Winkleman. Comics and commentators are thrust into the silicon-filled world of glossy magazines and showbiz columns, for a unique take on the week's most "important" celebrity news. As with the people they are laughing at, there are no teams - it's everyone for themselves. Guests on the opening show are Rufus Hound, Jo Caulfield and Dom Joly.

Interview: Jo Caulfield

As she launches a new stand-up tour, Jo Caulfield chats about comedy, radio, and making six grumpy men laugh...