Steve Delaney
- English
- Actor
Press clippings Page 3
Count Arthur Strong, Leeds City Varieties review
Stargazing and mangled syntax.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 20th September 2019How Count Arthur Strong conquered comedy
As the dyspeptic old-school entertainer embarks on a tour, his creator Steve Delaney reflects on dedicating his life to one character.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 16th September 2019Comedy.co.uk Awards 2018 winners revealed
The public have voted Derry Girls as Best New TV Sitcom in the Comedy.co.uk Awards 2018, with Inside No. 9 named Comedy Of The Year 2018 for the second year running. Other winners include Friday Night Dinner, Taskmaster and Vic & Bob's Big Night Out.
British Comedy Guide, 4th February 2019Count Arthur Strong announces 2019 tour
Count Arthur Strong will tour the UK in 2019 with astronomy themed show Is There Anybody Out There?
British Comedy Guide, 12th December 2018BBC Radio reveals Christmas 2018 comedy highlights
BBC Radio has revealed its 2018 Christmas comedy highlights. The Shuttleworths and Party will return, there's the 50th episode of Count Arthur Strong's Radio Show!, and more.
British Comedy Guide, 22nd November 2018Live review: Count Arthur Strong
Maybe not his finest mantelpiece to date, but not far off.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 15th June 2018Review: Count Arthur Strong Is Alive And Unplugged
Despite being a BBC sitcom star, austerity has struck Count Arthur Strong Enterprises.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 17th May 2018Count Arthur Strong: Is Alive and Unplugged review
Overall this is an entertaining, silly, fun evening out that doesn't always deliver, but certainly raises more than a smile or two.
Matt Forrest, The Reviews Hub, 15th May 2018Interview with Count Arthur creator Steve Delaney
We speak to the man behind the hat, glasses and moustache, Steve Delaney, about his colourful creation, Count Arthur Strong, and the eponymous TV sitcom.
British Comedy Guide, 5th March 201850 best TV shows of 2017, #33: Alas, the last showing for Steve Delaney's Marmite malapropist. When this old-fashioned sitcom was on its best form, it was as good as the classics.
The Guardian, 30th November 2017