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Dancing On Ice signs comedian Rufus Hound
Dancing On Ice have signed up comedian Rufus Hound and YouTube rapper Lady Leshurr for the 2021 series.
The hit ITV show will return to the small screen in January and bosses have already starting lining up the celebs.
Amy Brookbanks, The Sun, 18th September 2020Interview: Rufus Hound on starring in Boy in the Dress
Stand-up turned actor Rufus Hound talks to Gill Sutherland about his career, DIY, politics, and being a dad -- onstage in the RSC's Boy in the Dress and in real life.
Gill Sutherland, Stratford Herald, 20th February 2020Rufus Hound and Katy Brand to star in Everybody's Talking About Jamie
Rufus Hound and Katy Brand are joining the cast of the musical Everybody's Talking About Jamie.
British Comedy Guide, 14th February 2020Home review
Bad comedy on telly is hardly unusual, but it's rare to see something so dreadful it's actually nauseating. The speeches about Britain's asylum laws, not to mention gay rights in Nigeria, came almost as a relief.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 6th February 2020The Boy in the Dress RSC musical cast announced
Rufus Hound will play Dennis' dad; Irvine Iqbal plays Raj, the shopkeeper; Natasha Lewis plays Dennis' best friend Darvesh's mum, and Forbes Masson plays Mr Hawtrey, the headmaster from Dennis' school.
Alex Wood, What's On Stage, 22nd August 2019Mark Watson to host 26 hour live show
To tie in with the London Marathon and the launch of a new podcast, Mark Watson is organising a 26.2 hour long live show featuring Rufus Hound, Sara Pascoe, Angela Barnes and many more.
British Comedy Guide, 16th January 2019Review: Stan & Ollie
This is an adorable film, sweetly melancholic, bathed in the golden (syrupy) light of a tender friendship. It will surely be a shoo-in for Christmas or Boxing Day TV for years to come.
Julia Chamberlain, Chortle, 10th January 2019Don Quixote review
Poignant, funny & perfectly played.
Jonathan Baz, My Theatre Mates, 14th November 2018Don Quixote review
Definitely one for the family over the festive season.
My Theatre Mates, 12th November 2018Review: Don Quixote
The two blazing leads are supported by a cast without a weak link, shifting smoothly from shepherds and peasants to noblemen to puppeteers.
Gus Mitchell, A Younger Theatre, 12th November 2018