Kerry Godliman
- 50 years old
- English
- Actor and stand-up comedian
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Kerry Godliman on how stand-up comedy saved her acting
Kerry Godliman has fast become a household name thanks to her roles in popular shows such as After Life, Save Me and Our Girl, however, she very nearly ditched acting.
Jayne Cherrington-Cook, Yahoo, 1st August 2020Comedies announced for Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
Monday night shows will start on August 17 with Rob Beckett, followed by Jimmy Carr (Aug 24) and Russell Brand (Sept 14) and Kerry Godliman, Judi Love and Russell Kane on Sept 21. Two further gigs will take place on September 7 at 6pm and 9pm and will feature Suzi Ruffell, Sindhu Vee, Olga Koch and Gabby Best with more names to be announced - the shows will have different line-ups.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 15th July 2020Liza Tarbuck, Sue Perkins and Guz Khan for Comedy Game Night
Comedy Central has commissioned Comedy Game Night, a show with Liza Tarbuck as host and Sue Perkins and Guz Khan as team captains.
British Comedy Guide, 10th July 2020Review - Comedians: Home Alone
This must have been one of the easiest comedy compilation shows to curate. With the live circuit in its induced coma, so many stand-ups are pumping out online content online that the whole internet is one giant audition room.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 1st June 2020Comedians: Home Alone review
British comics have united to create this hit-and-miss homemade show, carried by the make-do-and-mend spirit.
Rebecca Nicholson, The Guardian, 1st June 2020Comedians: Home Alone, review
Brilliant, miniature satires on the way we live now.
Sean O'Grady, The Independent, 1st June 2020Comedians: Home Alone, BBC2, review
Funny people doing funny stuff is made for the internet.
Gabriel Tate, i Newspaper, 1st June 2020TV preview - Comedians: Home Alone
Following E4's Remote Comedy From The Paddock the BBC launches with their own self-shot lockdown rapidfire sketch show. And on the basis of the first episodes - not that this is a competition - the BBC has the edge.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 28th May 2020After Life - a heavenly return or a hellish flop?
Once I had discovered After Life was returning for a second season, I felt both excited and intrigued. I thought the first season was brilliant and had potential to develop plots further, but I also wondered how Ricky Gervais could expand upon the first season's rather conclusive ending. Nevertheless, once the highly-anticipated wait was over, I involuntarily binge-watched season two, and I have to say the show has been taken to new heights.
Ollie Birchall, The Boar, 14th May 2020After Life: season two
As a comedy series with a soft emotional core, the show encapsulates the quintessentially British habit of using humour as a coping mechanism. Tony's change of heart offers fresh hope that if a grumpy old man can have a change of heart, anyone can. Fans, keep an eye out for season three!
Helena Merron, The Student Newspaper, 3rd May 2020