Lucy Beaumont
Lucy Beaumont

Lucy Beaumont

  • English
  • Actor, writer and stand-up comedian

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Jon Richardson engaged to fellow comedian Lucy Beaumont

Jon Richardson has asked his girlfriend - fellow stand-up comedian Lucy Beaumont - to marry him. She has accepted his proposal.

British Comedy Guide, 16th September 2014

Jon Richardson interview

After years believing he wasn't capable of maintaining a relationship, he's going out with fellow comedian Lucy Beaumont and he's made a reasonable peace with the OCD he's struggled with for years.

James Kettle, The Guardian, 13th September 2014

Lucy Beaumont bring 'We Can Twerk It Out' to London

Lucy Beaumont is bringing her We Can Twerk It Out show to London next month.

Jamie Harris, Digital Spy, 3rd September 2014

Lucy Beaumont interview

An interview with Lucy Beaumont.

British Comedy Guide, 22nd August 2014

My Edinburgh festival nightmare

Lucy Beaumont, Susan Calman, Carl Hutchinson and others survive humiliation in a homemade sandwich board, a hex involving the number two, and being upstaged by a giant rabbit in the audience.

The Guardian, 31st July 2014

The Lucy Beaumont three minute interview

The winner of the BBC New Comedy Award, Chortle Best Newcomer and star of BBC Three's Live at the Electric, Lucy Beaumont presents her hugely anticipated debut show at the Edinburgh Festival fringe, We Can Twerk it Out.

Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 26th July 2014

Fringe 2014 interview: comedian Lucy Beaumont

'Johnny Vegas bigged me up and you need someone like that... There are not enough mentors in the arts'

Suzanne Black, The List, 22nd July 2014

Matt Richardson: there is no north-south comedy divide

In a riposte to Lucy Beaumont's divisive opinions about comedy, the former Xtra Factor host asks how we can possibly measure what makes one joke, routine or comedian funnier than another.

Matt Richardson, The Guardian, 3rd July 2014

Lucy Beaumont: northerners funnier than southerners?

The north and south breed different senses of humour. Johnny Vegas looks at faults in himself while Jimmy Carr deflects outwards. My new gag gets laughs in Hull and nowt in Windsor.

Lucy Beaumont, The Guardian, 25th June 2014

Lucy Beaumont blog

Winning the BBC New Comedy Award really helped me get ahead. I always saw myself as a bit of an oddball comedy act but the night of the final, in Blackpool, made me think I might be able to appeal to a mainstream audience. I knew I wanted to write sitcom and I knew I wanted to do it on radio.

Lucy Beaumont, BBC Writersroom, 12th June 2014

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