Stephen Armstrong

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Roger Law interview

The rubbery satire shocked its way through the 1980s - will it seem more offensive now? Hope so, says its caricaturist.

Stephen Armstrong, The Times, 27th September 2020

Jimmy Akingbola interview

The In the Long Run actor on his rocketing career and the challenges he has faced along the way.

Stephen Armstrong, The Times, 17th July 2020

A comedian walks into a coronavirus crisis...

For the nation's stand-up comics, jokes about Covid-19 are being delivered through gritted teeth -- for an industry that was the first gig economy, the total shutdown of most comedy venues means the nation's gagsters are short of cash and short of an audience.

Stephen Armstrong, The Sunday Times, 22nd March 2020

Interview: Robert Popper

No one is more surprised at the success of the Channel 4 comedy Friday Night Dinner than its creator, Robert Popper.

Stephen Armstrong, The Times, 19th March 2020

Mel and Sue interview

The comedy duo on moving on from The Great British Bake Off to play assassins in Hitmen.

Stephen Armstrong, The Times, 12th March 2020

Youssef Kerkour interview

Home star Youssef Kerkour on why the sitcom's success means he no longer has to play jihadists.

Stephen Armstrong, The Times, 1st February 2020

Armando Iannucci interview

He's changing tack with a space satire and a dynamite Dickens. But the master satirist has always been in the thick of it.

Stephen Armstrong, The Times, 5th January 2020

Interview: London Hughes and Sophie Duker

Since wowing the Edinburgh judges this year, Duker has appeared on Mock the Week and Hughes has landed an NBC sitcom pilot. It's a breakthrough moment that's long overdue.

Stephen Armstrong, The Sunday Times, 8th December 2019

Review: Stewart Lee, Leicester Square Theatre, London

The stand-up's new show tears into Ricky Gervais, Jimmy Carr, Fleabag and himself.

Stephen Armstrong, The Sunday Times, 1st December 2019

Edinburgh Fringe comedy goes gender-fluid

Did you hear the one about the stand-up comedian's mother-in-law? She's a hard-working lawyer who was really supportive when the kids were born and he's extremely grateful actually.

Stephen Armstrong, The Sunday Times, 11th August 2019

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