Press clippings Page 10
When comedy double acts split
David Baddiel, Andy Zaltzman, Richard Herring and other comics on fame, failure and friendship.
Simon Parkin, The Guardian, 27th January 2018Britain's Hardest Working Comedians of 2017 announced
Gary Delaney has been announced as Britain's Hardest Working Comedian of 2017, in data analysed by Ents24. The full top 20 is in this story.
British Comedy Guide, 5th December 2017Podcast review: Richard Herring podcast
Just think. In a parallel universe Richard Herring could have been asking the Prime Minister if he had ever tried to suck his own cock.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 1st December 2017Richard Herring: how podcasting gave me a new audience
Richard Herring could claim to be the busiest comedian in the UK right now.
Alex Nelson, i Newspaper, 11th October 2017Profile: Richard Herring's podcast
The interviews often hit a lull before coming back to life again; emergency questions (absurd and/or lewd questions rolled out to avoid uncomfortable silences) are repeated across episodes, then forgotten about, before being welcomed back like old friends.
Brian Cloughley, The Skinny, 14th September 2017Quick quiz: Richard Herring
Today King Of The Fringe Richard Herring.
ThreeWeeks, 8th August 2017How Edinburgh changed British comedy
Comedy did not feature at all when the Edinburgh Fringe began but over the past three decades it has become the "spiritual home" of Britain's funny folk.
Steven Brocklehurst, BBC, 6th August 2017Feeding the five thousands: the Go Faster Stripe story
According to the comic and poet John Hegley, to make a living as a comedian, you need 5,000 fans prepared to buy your stuff. Five thousand enthusiasts going to gigs, reading books, dowloading podcasts and watching DVDs. Keep feeding these devotees new product and they'll never leave you. They are all powerful and without them there would be no Daniel Kitson. Indie comedy outfit Go Faster Stripe, has adopted this idea as a business model.
Martin Walker, FringePig, 4th August 2017Live podcasts to see at Edinburgh Fringe
Including Richard Herring, The Guilty Feminist and Festival City Podcast.
Rowena McIntosh, The List, 3rd August 2017Festival City # 1 | Edinburgh Fringe preview 2017
The return of The List's festival podcast, previewing picks including: Sara Pascoe, Steen Raskopoulos, Sleeping Trees, Nothing Ever Happens Here.
Scott Henderson, The List, 27th July 2017