Press clippings Page 17
Robin Ince: 'I hope I've caused an evolution'
There is a thrilling coterie of comedians - Eddie Izzard, Bill Bailey and Tim Minchin among them - who have a sense of rational, scientific wonder hard-wired into their DNA. But the one most likely to have his head in a pile of books is Robin Ince.
Sharon Lougher, Metro, 16th January 2014Critic's choice comedy
Previews of Rob Newman, Robin Ince, Ritzy Crackers, The London Jam and Live at the Chapel.
Time Out, 14th January 2014Robin Ince: The arrogance to stand on stage
Why do so many I know squirm when offered plaudits. What strange desire is there for a negative existence, a hair shirt to scratch in?
Robin Ince, , 23rd December 2013Review: 9 Carols & Lessons For Godless People
After six years comedian Robin Ince has decided to kill off his annual "Christmas celebration for people who like to talk about science rather than God". But he is going out, appropriately, with a big bang.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 13th December 2013Brian Cox and Robin Ince: Christmas head-to-head
Physicist Brian Cox squares up to Scrooge-like comic Robin Ince to argue Yuletide: yes or no?
Brian Cox and Robin Ince, Time Out, 10th December 2013Liam Mullone: Left wing comedy
Robin Ince recently tweeted, then blogged, about how he's fed up with the press moaning about 'whining lefty student comics', when to the comedian on the ground there is nothing very revolutionary going on.
Liam Mullone, , 14th November 2013Comedians support Manchester demos against NHS cuts
Francesca Martinez, Robin Ince and Frankie Boyle were amongst those supporting yesterday's protests in Manchester against cuts to the NHS and disability aid.
John-Paul Stephenson, Giggle Beats, 30th September 2013Robin Ince on comedians doing adverts
When I see someone rich and successful pitching product from late night screens, I just wonder why they would want to do it.
Robin Ince, , 14th September 2013Robin Ince: The Horror of Hurled Chairs and Hackery
The lines between "hack" and "art" are murky.
Robin Ince, , 5th September 2013Comedy review: Robin Ince & Josie Long, Glasgow
A live version of Robin Ince and Josie Long's shambolic, sporadic podcast, this is a show for established fans only.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 3rd September 2013