Susan Wokoma
- 36 years old
- English
- Actor, writer and director
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A look back at Chewing Gum
With the same storytelling dexterity as I May Destroy You, Coel's first series follows a Beyoncé-obsessed 24-year-old on a quest to lose her virginity.
Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen, The Guardian, 17th January 2021Review: Truth Seekers
It's frequently a deeply silly show, of course, and the season's overarching storyline, which involves the connection between wireless broadband and alternate dimensions, is pure, high-concept sci-fi, with just the right amount of cheesiness, for flavor. But Truth Seekers takes seriously the things it should: its need to throw in a few legitimate scares every so often and the abiding humanity of its characters.
Glen Weldon, NPR, 30th October 2020Truth Seekers review
Frost and Pegg reunite in a creepy new series about amateur paranormal investigators - but does it have the nimble wit of Shaun of the Dead?
Rebecca Nicholson, The Guardian, 30th October 2020Truth Seekers, Amazon Prime, review
It may be that for hardcore Frost and Pegg fans, it proved thrilling enough to see them on screen together.
Kasia Delgado, i Newspaper, 30th October 2020Truth Seekers review
An affectionate British tribute to horror.
Louisa Mellor, Den Of Geek, 29th October 2020Truth Seekers review
In spite of the horror-comedy's flaws, watching Frost and Pegg spar is always a joyous experience.
Ed Cumming, The Independent, 29th October 2020Susan Wokoma interview
Following a string of strong roles on stage and TV, the actor now stars in Simon Pegg and Nick Frost's latest comedy. But, not so long ago, being on television hadn't even crossed her mind.
Hannah J Davies, The Guardian, 29th October 2020Truth Seekers review
Nick Frost and Simon Pegg's new Amazon series is stuffed with scares, but lacks the wit of the Cornetto Trilogy.
Thomas Ling, Radio Times, 20th October 2020Year of the Rabbit review
Matt Berry, Freddie Fox, and Susan Wokoma make for a fantastic central trio, as the raunchy detective comedy makes a stop in 1880s London.
Steve Greene, IndieWire, 19th February 2020Year Of The Rabbit Series 2 confirmed
Year Of The Rabbit, the Victorian-set comedy series starring Matt Berry, is to return to Channel 4 for a second series.
British Comedy Guide, 11th February 2020