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Saturday Night Live UK is fresher and funnier than the stale US original
7+ hour, 36+ min ago (546+ words) Perfect? By no means. Thrillingly unpredictable with hilarious high points? Emphatically yes Michael Hogan has been a TV critic and written about the small screen for 20 years. His love of television has been lifelong, and he was often warned in…...
London’s best new fringe theatre gets a £6.5m makeover but retains its edgy charm
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (200+ words) The Telegraph The Yard reopens with a thrilling, stripped-back revival that proves bricks and mortar matter less than what happens on stage Dominic Cavendish has been writing about theatre and comedy since the mid-1990s and became the Telegraph's lead theatre critic…...
I’m an alleged National Treasure. I won’t be bullied by actors over my views on Israel
1+ week, 4+ day ago (643+ words) Gerard McCarthy pulled out of appearing in a West End play because I joined the cast I am in Corfu, on a yacht that is not sailing to Ithaca and Zakinthos. The skipper went AWOL and the chef is in…...
Rachael Stirling on her mother Diana Rigg: ‘I eat her ashes before going on stage’
1+ week, 4+ day ago (235+ words) The actress reflects on her co-dependent relationship with her beloved Mama and dealing with the ‘animal grief’ after her death during Covid “Don’t apologise – these are good tears!” says Rachael Stirling. The actress is laughing through smudged mascara as another…...
Ruby Wax: ‘The voices in my head tell me I am an a--hole’
1+ week, 5+ day ago (726+ words) The actress and comedian’s new tour delves into the troves of interviews she’s conducted over the years – some more pleasant than others The incident happened in 1997, when Wax was attempting to interview him for her zany BBC series, Ruby Wax…...
I’m sick of trigger warnings and echo chambers, so I’m starting a festival of ideas
1+ week, 5+ day ago (200+ words) A space where differing voices listen to one another, Big Brue will feature Prue Leith and her Reform MP son discussing family disagreements I’m confident the wind is blowing back toward tolerance again, albeit it’s only a gentle breeze, and…...
Dom Joly: Being rude to Elton John while I was drunk keeps me up at night
2+ week, 22+ hour ago (201+ words) The comedian and writer on the best labradors, the downsides of Canadian cuisine and getting banned from the GQ Man of the Year Awards Jack Rear is a senior lifestyle writer who joined the Telegraph in 2018. He reports on practically…...
Julian Clary’s return to the Fringe is a joyful innuendo-fest
4+ week, 18+ hour ago (297+ words) After 17 years, the doyen of camp comedy breezed into Edinburgh with a glittering, punning show Dominic Cavendish has been writing about theatre and comedy since the mid-1990s and became the Telegraph's lead theatre critic in 2014. He is the founding editor of…...