Russell Brand
- 49 years old
- English
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
Press clippings Page 26
Russell Brand, comedy review
Brand was curiously quiet on the upcoming General Election in a show otherwise full of punchlines, writes Bruce Dessau.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 31st May 2017Russell Brand interview
"We might be witnessing the end of democracy".
Kevin Perry, NME, 12th May 2017Comedian demands £10k from Comic Relief over plagiarism
Alias Cummins fired off a letter to the charity claiming an 'intellectual property dispute' over the Hecklers Anonymous skit that was broadcast during the Red Nose Day telethon.
Chortle, 12th May 2017Russell Brand: Fatherhood gives me a thing drugs didn't
Russell Brand has welcomed the transformation he's undergone since the birth of his daughter, Mabel.
TV Times, 11th May 2017Russell Brand - Re:Birth review
As you'd expect, Brand continues to sell his flamboyantly eloquent routines with the brash chutzpah of a Victorian sideshow barker, playing up his Essex cheeky-chappiness even though he's now 41 and living in exquisite Henley-upon-Thames.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 4th May 2017Russell Brand interview
I feel like earlier shows might have been about me living in this mad, glittery world. But very early on in the process of writing this show, before I had written or performed any of the stuff about my daughter, I spoke to Jimmy Carr. Jimmy said: "this is going to be a show about a mad person now having to live a normal life, it's going to be amazing to hear you talk about normal experiences."
Get Surrey, 1st May 2017Why I love... The Russell Brand Radio Show
The Russell Brand Show is back and I couldn't be happier.
Pete Strauss, The Huffington Post, 18th April 2017Russell Brand invades Katie Hopkins' radio studio
Russell Brand launched an unexpected invasion of Katie Hopkins' radio studio today.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 9th April 2017Russell Brand to present show on Radio X
Russell Brand is returning to live radio, with a new show on Radio X on Sundays between 11am and 1pm.
British Comedy Guide, 30th March 2017Red Nose Day: Ofcom considering investigation into show
Language used before the watershed by Steve Coogan, a game of Innuendo Bingo and a sketch by Reeves and Mortimer have come in for particular criticism.
BBC, 27th March 2017