Interview
New sitcom Stath Lets Flats stars Jamie Demetriou as Stath, an incompetent lettings agent at 'Michael & Eagle Lettings', a dodgy London lettings agency run by his father.
Stath Lets Flats starts on C4 on June 27 at 10pm.
Read an interview with co-star Natasia Demetriou here and an interview with Katy Wix below.
New sitcom Stath Lets Flats stars Jamie Demetriou as Stath, an incompetent lettings agent at 'Michael & Eagle Lettings', a dodgy London lettings agency run by his father. His real-life sister Natasia talks about playing his fictional sister Sophie here.
Stath Lets Flats starts on C4 on June 27 at 10pm.
New sitcom Stath Lets Flats stars Jamie Demetriou as Stath, an incompetent lettings agent at 'Michael & Eagle Lettings', a dodgy London lettings agency run by his father. Jamie Demetriou explains more here.
Stath Lets Flats starts on C4 on June 27 at 10pm.
Read an interview with co-star Natasia Demetriou here.
A slightly longer version of this interview appeared in the Evening Standard in April
The wonderfully weird and weirdly wonderful Flowers returns to C4 on Monday, June 11 at 10pm and runs all week. Here is an interview with Will Sharpe who wrote the series and plays Chun. Read an interview with another of the stars, Olivia Colman, here.
First off, season one – you must have been thrilled with the reception the show got.
The wonderfully weird and weirdly wonderful Flowers returns to C4 on Monday, June 11 at 10pm and runs all week. Here is an interview with one of the stars, Olivia Colman.
The wonderfully weird and weirdly wonderful Flowers returns to C4 on Monday, June 11 at 10pm and runs all week. Here is an interview with one of the stars, Julian Barratt. Read an interview with another of the stars, Olivia Colman, here.
The first series of Flowers was incredibly well received. How did you feel about its reception?
This interview first appeared back in March in the Evening Standard here. Since then viral superstar Mo Gilligan has gone from strength to strength with his own TV show in the pipeline. And he has just announced a run of shows at the Vaudeville Theatre in london in October.
Italian comedian Francesco De Carlo asks what do you discover when you decide to leave the safety of your sofa in Italy to become a foreigner in the UK, just as the UK decides to leave Europe? And he should know the answer because he did just that and he tells us how he got on in his latest show Comfort Zone. As heard on ‘Welcome to Wherever You Are’ (BBC Radio 4) and seen on ‘Paul Hollywood’s Big Continental Road Trip’ (BBC2) and ‘Unspun With Matt Forde’ (Dave)
Well this has made my day. Comedian John Kearns prints out and keeps my Rarely Asked Questions series (see answer 7). He either has the mind of a true comedy obsessive or I should be worried. Very worried. Luckily I think it's the former. Kearns is one of the brightest, most original comedy talents to have emerged in recent years, with a style that combines pathos and broad humour in one neat package.
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