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Tim Key
Tim Key

Tim Key

  • 48 years old
  • English
  • Actor, writer, comedian and poet

Press clippings Page 30

Alan Partridge Mid Morning Matters, DVD review

Steve Coogan's performance is pitch perfect throughout, and he is ably supported by comedian Tim Key as 'Side-kick Simon', as well as his various baffled guests.

Ed Cumming, The Telegraph, 12th November 2012

Review: Tim Key: Masterslut

Pregnant pauses, pointless props and poems without a punch-line often provide the biggest laughs here, as Tim Key proves tonight that sometimes the words not said are more important.

Andrew Dipper, Giggle Beats, 12th November 2012

Tim Key interview

Tim Key, 36, plays Alan Partridge's sidekick in the web series Mid Morning Matters. He chats to Metro about his new tour, working with Steve Coogan and whether he prefers baths to showers.

Andrew Williams, Metro, 29th October 2012

Cultural life: Tim Key, comedian

A look at Tim Key's cultural tastes, including his love of Tim Vine.

Tim Key, The Independent, 27th October 2012

This week's new live comedy

Pappy's, Tim Key and Stonewall Comedy Gala.

James Kettle, The Guardian, 22nd September 2012

Al Murray, Tim Key and lots of rum

Producer Julia McKenzie gives us a behind the scenes look at recording Alex Horne Presents The Horne Section: Edinburgh Special - listen to the programme on Sunday at 19.15.

Julia McKenzie, BBC Blogs, 31st August 2012

Sam Fletcher - illustrations of Edinburgh no2

Free Fringer, former Tim Key sidekick and comic-magician-musician-illustrator, Sam Fletcher, (12.30pm Aug 4-25, Bannerman's), tells us about his first week of his first solo Fringe.

Sam Fletcher, London Is Funny, 10th August 2012

The best of comedy at the 2012 Fringe

Dylan Moran, Tim Key, Russell Kane, Jimmy Carr amongst big names set to perform.

Brian Donaldson, The List, 2nd August 2012

UK comedians lead the way at Melbourne festival

Tim Key, Dave Gorman and Paul Foot shortlisted for Australian international comedy festival's top award.

Matt Trueman, The Guardian, 17th April 2012

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