Press clippings Page 23
Josie Long shares her Halloween memories
The comic is a fan of scary movies, dressing up and freaking out young children.
Claire Sawers, The List, 16th October 2012Review: Josie Long: Romance and Adventure
Josie Long's unique brand of comedy has earned her a solid place in the lineup of stand-ups working in the UK.
Elliott Clarke, Giggle Beats, 14th October 2012How to get Josie Long to come to your house
Time for a quick popular culture quiz. What do Stuart Murdoch from Belle and Sebastian, Doctor Who star Karen Gillan, theatre performer Jenna Watt, and comedian Josie Long all have in common?
Andrew Eaton-Lewis, The Scotsman, 20th September 2012Josie Long interview
She narrowly missed Edinburgh's biggest prize for the third time - but the fiercely political stand-up has bigger fish to fry.
Nick Clark, The Independent, 27th August 2012Stop me if you've heard this one: Long on shortlist
Josie Long has been nominated for the biggest comedy prize at the Edinburgh Festival for the third year in a row, competing against five "inventive" rivals including a mime and a sketch troupe.
Nick Clark, The Independent, 23rd August 2012Josie Long nominated for Edinburgh Comedy Award
The nominees for the 2012 Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Award have been announced.
British Comedy Guide, 22nd August 2012Jonny & the Baptists all-star NHS video
Marcus Brigstocke, Josie Long, Mitch Benn and Mark Watson are amongst the comics appearing in Jonny & the Baptists's NHS thank you video filmed at the Edinburgh Festival.
British Comedy Guide, 10th August 2012Longview: Josie Long's Edinburgh festival - in pictures
We asked top comic Josie Long if she'd mind keeping us an Edinburgh festival diary with a difference: in pictures, snapped via Instagram and posted on Twitter. Here's what she came up with: #longview, her pictorial journey around the festival ...
Josie Long, The Guardian, 9th August 2012Interview - Chris Coltrane: Activism is fun
With a little help from Josie Long, Chris Coltrane is using comedy to fight the bad guys.
Iain Gorman, The Skinny, 4th August 2012Fringe factions: The Political vs The Surreal
"Politics is not a game," said Winston Churchill. "It is an earnest business." But that doesn't mean it can't be the subject of comedy, as Thom Tuck and Josie Long prove; Rhys Darby and Paul Vickers are two men who are very serious about being silly
Iain Gorman, The Skinny, 31st July 2012