Sharon Horgan
- 53 years old
- Irish
- Actor, writer, producer and executive producer
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The National Comedy Awards to return to Channel 4 in 2023
The National Comedy Awards are returning to Channel 4 in 2023. Hosted again by Tom Allen, this time they will be broadcast live. Longlist voting is now open.
British Comedy Guide, 19th December 2022Motherland switches to BBC One for Christmas special
Motherland is switching to BBC One for a Christmas special, with Julia hosting a chaotic gathering at her house, while Amanda is spending Christmas day with Johnny and his new wife.
British Comedy Guide, 29th November 2022Sharon Horgan interview
Sharon Horgan on sexism in television, Bob's Burgers, and playing Nicolas Cage's wife.
Colin Crummy, GQ, 25th November 2022Bad Sisters to return for Series 2
Apple TV+ has announced that Sharon Horgan's comedy drama Bad Sisters will return for a second series.
British Comedy Guide, 8th November 2022Comedy Rewind: Welcome to Angelo's
We visit Sharon Horgan's little-known first sitcom creation, café ensemble Angelo's, which made it to screen in 2007 after four years in development hell.
Jake Godfrey, British Comedy Guide, 30th October 2022Sharon Horgan breaks down that killer reveal from the Bad Sisters finale
The star and creator of Bad Sisters talks about crafting despicable characters, those fabulous outfits, and the possibility of another season.
Saloni Gajjar, The AV Club, 15th October 2022Bad Sisters is about to give us the most satisfying TV finale of the year
It's been frustrating as hell watching the gutsy Garvey sisters' failed attempts to bump off their despicable brother-in-law, JP. I cannot wait to see the glorious moment when he dies.
Rebecca Nicholson, The Guardian, 12th October 2022Sharon Horgan: my teenage daughters have the last word on my scripts
Sharon Horgan may be one of the most powerful and prolific people in comedy, but she still answers to her teenage daughters.
Megan Agnew, The Times, 25th September 2022Bad Sisters review
Sharon Horgan's pitch-black comedy is murderously good.
Lucy Mangan, The Guardian, 19th August 2022Sharon Horgan on working with PJ Harvey for new 'Bad Sisters' theme
Sharon Horgan has told NME about collaborating with PJ Harvey for her forthcoming Apple TV+ show Bad Sisters - revealing that the iconic singer-songwriter has recorded a version of Leonard Cohen's 1974 track 'Who by Fire' as its theme tune.
Gary Ryan, NME, 1st July 2022