Sarah Millican Q&A

My dad always said that there's no such thing as 'can't'.

Sarah Millican is Britain's hardest-working comedian

Sarah Millican has been named the hardest-working comedian in the UK. Statisticians have analysed how many shows the star-name comedians perform on their tours, and the distance they travel. And Millican - who last month announced a 129-night tour, Outsider - topped the poll, covering 14,718 miles.

Radio Times review

Only Sue Perkins could imply that former Blue Peter presenter Janet Ellis is a sizzling dominatrix behind that sweet-natured exterior and get the whole audience -- and Ellis herself -- on side. Perkins is the perfect host for this canny combination of real moral dilemmas and sharp, unscripted responses to the problems laid before the panel of guests.

Here, for example, the comedian Sarah Millican has to decide what to do if the DJ at her sister's wedding made deeply offensive, sexist remarks to her before the party got started. Millican's first question is "Why am I at the party half-an-hour before everyone else?"

And so the laughter begins -- and continues.

How divorce turned Sarah Millican into a canny comedian

A profile of Sarah Millican.

Adam Hills, Alex Brooker and Josh Widdicombe have got Friday night satire right; matey instead of aloof, heartfelt instead of withering; and, because the presenters visibly enjoy each other's company and aren't competing, far less stilted than such a heavily scripted show ought to be. They don't feel like part of the well-oiled daily debate machine, so their points stick and miracles happen: viewers' tweets aren't annoying! Nick Clegg looked human when he was on! Sarah Millican guests as another annoyingly short series ends.

Review: An interview with Sarah Millican

She speaks with honesty and humility, but doesn't lack self-belief.

Leicester Comedy Festival: Pick of the weekend

Previews of Sarah Millican amongst others.

Behind The Curtain - with Neil Jollie

Our feature on the top comedy promoters in the UK continues, as we talk to Hilarity Bites founder Neil Jollie. Since 2007, Neil has programmed hundreds of shows in the North East and North Yorkshire featuring comedy giants such as Tim Vine, Sarah Millican, Chris Ramsey and Russell Kane, as well as the annual Darlington Comedy Festival. He chats to Andrew Dipper about his very first show - booked via MySpace! - the key to longevity, the decline of live stand-up, moving into act management and more.

Sarah Millican asks Bridget Christie some questions

Bridget Christie has always been one of the funniest people I know - brilliantly original and often awesomely daft.

Sarah Millican on appearing on Desert Island Discs

"Pride and Prejudice won't tell me the best way to drink my wee and which parts of a lizard are the tastiest"