Press clippings Page 31
Edinburgh preview: Joe Lycett
To be perfectly honest I don't know why I'm bothering to tip Joe Lycett. Partly because I've only just run a fabulous interview with him here, but mainly because he hardly needs my help.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 14th July 2015Interview: rarely asked questions - Joe Lycett
It's really only a matter of time before Joe Lycett becomes a household name.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 12th July 2015TV Review: Live at the Apollo, BBC1
All delivered the goods. I thought this was a particularly good showcase for Joe Lycett, who is pretty much a mainstream game show host-in-waiting.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 21st November 2014Review: Live at the Apollo
With Sarah Millican, Russell Kane and Joe Lycett. Confined to a half-hour slot, the trio left us wanting more, which is the way it should be.
Sally Newall, The Independent, 20th November 2014Review: Joe Lycett at Latitude
Lycett can drop a c-bomb with such precision that it’s more of a c-missile; while his set piece finale involving tacky holiday souvenirs again finds brilliance in what could be merely workaday, and proved a good tonic for this afternoon crowd.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 18th July 2014The Freddie Farrell three minute interview
Now that Freddie Farrell is a family man, he's trying his best to be responsible. Unfortunately life has other plans. But with the likes of Joe Lycett and Dan Nightingale as fans his future in stand-up comedy looks bright. He talks to Martin Walker via email about his Edinburgh show, Lock Stock and One Joking Farrell.
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 20th June 2014Joe Lycett review
My absolute favourite part, without giving too much away, is Joe's spirit animal: Walrus.
Becca Moody, Moody Comedy, 1st May 2014Joe Lycett finds fun in the uncomfortable
Joe Lycett has been performing since he was 19 and studying English and drama at Manchester University. ''The idea was to become an actor,'' he says. ''Then I found I really didn't like acting. I liked to show off and I didn't like sharing the limelight.''
Stephanie Bunbury, Sydney Morning Herald, 15th April 2014Comedy Festival review: Joe Lycett
It feels as if we're only catching a glimpse of the lad's potential.
John Bailey, Sydney Morning Herald, 6th April 2014UK tourists good for a laugh at Melbourne Comedy Fest
Rule Britannia as comedians Joe Lycett, Nish Kumar, John Kearns and James Acaster take tea with Doc Brown and Shappi Khorsandi at Madame Brussels in the city.
Sally Bennett, The Herald, 2nd April 2014