Irish comedian Catherine Bohart: ‘I’m surprised my following is bigger in the US and UK than it is here’
The Irish comedian, who is on her Borrowing Trouble tour, has been playing her biggest rooms, watching ‘smut’ and ‘winning the nerd Olympics’
The Irish comedian, who is on her Borrowing Trouble tour, has been playing her biggest rooms, watching ‘smut’ and ‘winning the nerd Olympics’
Tony Cantwell, Shane Daniel Byrne and Killian Sundermann, the three comedians behind the hit podcast, on friendship, mental health and the manosphere
Traitors Maya Jama and King Kenny are finally exposed in tense, close-run ending, while James Blunt becomes collateral damage
Irish comedian says her decision to believe Richard E Grant was a faithful helps explain elements of her love life
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This brilliant comic deserves every opportunity coming her way
Television: This tepid second season needs to find a way to raise the temperature in the time remaining
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The comedian, writer and podcaster recalls three-day benders, a fake origin story and the choice presented by her mental health crisis
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Set over a single night in a family home, Fair Deal uses a dispute around care and inheritance to ask not who gets the house, but what the house has already done to the people inside it
Television: Neurodivergent people grilling well-known figures is a fun idea, but it runs a little longer than necessary
The comedian’s Pinotphile show is a boozey, raucous affair served with McNally’s trademark exuberance
Dublin-born, London-based Rachel Galvo dreamed of starring in Les Mis, but then her career in comedy took off
The star comedian on golfing with Bill Murray, the fear of an empty page and being ready to ‘evolve in the woods’
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I love love, but organised romance makes me break out in mental hives. Why?
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