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Robin Ince

Robin Ince

  • 56 years old
  • English
  • Writer, stand-up comedian, presenter and author

Press clippings Page 11

Eddie Izzard, airing cupboards & the nature of writing

Eddie Izzard once advised me that I should not have an airing cupboard. He had come round to my flat to play Escape from Colditz. He won. He told me an airing cupboard was a level of luxury too great and no creativity could come from warm or even dry towels.

Robin Ince, Robin Ince's Blog, 22nd July 2017

Edinburgh 10x10: 5. Get in the sea!

10 comedians who have been photographed in a body of water

Chortle, 21st July 2017

Things you maybe shouldn't joke about

Are there some topics you shouldn't joke about or that you shouldn't want to joke about? Is suicide one of them?

Robin Ince, Robin Ince's Blog, 20th July 2017

Opinion: comedies that were pulled earlier than planned

If Host The Week has been axed by Channel 4 after one episode, as has been reported, it joins a very select band of television comedies that were pulled earlier than planned.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 27th June 2017

Robin Ince interview

I have been researching imposter syndrome recently and it is interesting to find out that it is not universal.

Sarah Daniell, The New Zealand Herald, 24th March 2017

Robin Ince on his return to stand-up

It is almost two years since I offered my resignation from the world of stand-up from a hotel room in Brisbane. The crack showed after the first year, when Professor Cox asked if I fancied joining him on tour in Australia and The UK.

Robin Ince, 6th March 2017

Robin Ince reviews Frank Skinner's radio show

Forget Farage: Robin Ince turns to Skinner for a full and Frank discussion...

Robin Ince, The Big Issue, 24th January 2017

Review: Slapstick Festival, Colston Hall

Sometimes the best thing to do in the face of adversity is to laugh at it. With the inauguration of a dangerous right-wing clown just the previous day, Saturday evening's programming for this year's Slapstick Festival was the perfect antidote. Or, as Ian Lavender (Dad's Army's Pike) described it before the screening of Charlie Chaplin's classic 1940 satire on tyranny, The Great Dictator: "Next up, our tribute to Donald Trump..."

Elfyn Griffith, Bristol 24/7, 23rd January 2017

Robin Ince on procrastination

Typed words so far - 0. Coffees - 2. Social media and email checks - 4. Tweeting links to Stevie Smith poems - 3.

Robin Ince, 6th January 2017

Review: The Entire Universe

Both the sense of wonder and sense of humour are undimmed here.

Steve Bennett, Chortle, 27th December 2016

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