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Review - Josie Long: Cara Josephine
This lady talks of growing old, but in my eyes she'll be young her whole life: she has clearly learned a lot in the past few years, but hasn't let this harden her in anyway and she remains as bright-eyed and spirited as ever.
Becca Moody, Moody Comedy, 21st February 2015Q&A: Josie Long
Comedian takes a break from touring Cara Josephine to take our First & Last quiz.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 17th February 2015Josie Long: I honestly don't what I'd do without comedy
"London's Lena Dunham" tells Ella Walker about baring her secrets on stage and why she's very proud to be an eternal optimist.
Ella Walker, Cambridge News, 16th February 2015Josie Long: Everyone expects me to talk about politics
She is known for political comedy, but in her new show she opens up about family and her broken heart.
Patrick Freyne, The Irish Times, 6th February 2015Review: Josie Long at Exeter Phoenix
Arriving to the Exeter Phoenix as the overall best-reviewed comedy show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2014, Josie Long's one woman show had a lot of hype to live up to.
Aaron McCrossan, Exeter Express and Echo, 5th February 2015Josie Long sitcom pilot given full series
Romance and Adventure was inspired by elements of the comic's 2012 Edinburgh Fringe show of the same name, and follows a successful pilot from last June.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 30th January 2015Josie Long, Soho Theatre - comedy review
Josie Long has found a rich new seam of material -- herself. In her new show, Cara Josephine, she weaves this heart-warming tale of failed romance with quick-witted passion.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 21st January 2015What changes when you see a show more than once?
I gave Josie Long's Cara Josephine four stars when I reviewed the show in Edinburgh and four stars in the Evening Standard and I'm not for a moment saying that it doesn't deserve all of the raves it is getting, but the interesting thing is that I have seen the full show twice now and bits of it five times - at Latitude, in Edinburgh, at the Greenwich Comedy Festival and supporting Aziz Ansari - and there were moments which I viewed differently this time round, as follows.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 21st January 2015Review - Josie Long, Cara Josephine
Break-up shows are hardly a scarce resource in the comedy world, it being heavily populated by folk in their 20s and 30s. But you'd be hard pushed to find a better break-up show than Cara Josephine, Josie Long's latest one.
Paul Fleckney, London Is Funny, 21st January 2015The evolution of Josie Long
The eternally optimistic stand-up's new show is totally different from her previous offerings. We talk to the award-winning comic about her ever-evolving stand-up.
Ben Williams, Time Out, 19th January 2015