Press clippings Page 3
The 15 must-see shows at the Glasgow Comedy Festival
Sarah Watson, director of the Whyte & Mackay Glasgow International Comedy Festival, shares the shows she can't wait to see at this year's festival.
Sarah Watson, The Herald, 9th March 2019Meet the women running LGBTQ-friendly comedy nights
What's up Funny Women! This is Siân Docksey about to drop the hottest guest blog since someone decided that was a thing (i.e. me, just now.) I'm launching my new alternative comedy night Permitted Fruit at a lovely new LGBTQ-friendly venue that warmly welcomes anyone and everyone, so I decided to have a chat with the boss LGBTQ women who run comedy nights in London. Read on for their excellent tips and to play the accidentally-created drinking game 'How many more times will Siân derail her own interview by talking about astrology?'
Siân Docksey, Funny Women, 26th February 2019Siân Docksey interview
Canary is about being the oldest of three kids, like the canary that's sent down a mine to see if it's safe for everyone else to go down there.
Broadway World, 21st February 2019Siân Docksey shares her comedy manifesto
Scanning the Edinburgh Fringe line-up for something new and different led to me spotting Siân Docksey's psychedelic poster on Twitter for her new show Interdependent Woman, which featured an eye-catching giant red lobster.
Katy Davies, Entertainment Focus, 23rd July 2018Review: Double Trouble with Holt and Talbot
If not the backbone of comedy, double acts are at least a major limb... yet they are somewhat out of fashion, despite the enduring appeal of Ant & Dec. Well, hot on the heels of Inside No. 9's poignant celebration of the comic duo comes a new monthly night dedicated to partnerships.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 19th January 2018An interview with Siân Docksey
Siân Docksey interview.
Mumble Comedy, 9th August 2017