Sunday with Sarah Millican: ‘If you can see the sea, you can have chips’
The comedian talks about life on tour, her goody-two-shoes childhood and kisses for her dog
July 2022
Sarah Millican: Bobby Dazzler review – crude comedy with a baroque flourish
There are some low-wattage anecdotes in this set but the standup delivers gags about farting and haemorrhoids with an undeniable vitality
February 2022
TV tonight
TV tonight: endless laughter with Sandi Toksvig and Sarah Millican
Toksvig takes the first of her new guests on an Extraordinary Escape to Devon. Plus, more from The Dog House. Here’s what to watch this evening
August 2020
Lockdown culture
Forecast is funny: the best comedy shows to stream this summer
Lockdown culture
Greatest Ever Late ’n’ Live review – a welcome hit of Edinburgh standup
February 2020
Joking around
Howay the laughs! Is there a Geordie sense of humour?
We’re brutal, awkward, daft and surreal, say the rising stars of Tyneside’s booming comedy scene. Our writer braces herself for a gag-heavy night on the toon
January 2018
Sarah Millican: Control Enthusiast review – a non-stop smut fest
The Q&A
Sarah Millican: ‘My greatest fear? That I’ll discover the biscuit tin empty’
December 2017
Your guide to a happy new year… by Dawn, Eddie and other celebrity self-help gurus
Famous faces, including many comedians with tales of recovery from their own traumas, are dispensing life lessons in the latest publishing trend
December 2016
The 50 funniest films… chosen by comedians
From the canonical to the controversial, and in no particular order, we asked 10 standups to pick 50 movies that make them giggle. They made some surprising choices…
June 2016
Sarah Millican review – a saucy postcard from smutty country
The emphasis is relentlessly below the waist in a frank show ostensibly about the comedian embracing rural life
November 2014
My Christmas rituals: 21 celebrities reveal what they do on 25 December
Noel Fielding, Sarah Millican, Jenny Agutter, Tom Kerridge, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and a host of others reveal the strange and quirky family rituals that make the big day special for them
October 2014
Angela Barnes: the salty standup mentored by 'Auntie' Sarah Millican
Championed by the BBC, fellow comedians and her own dad, who inspired her debut show, Angela Barnes specialises in heartfelt funnies
September 2014
30 most powerful women in British TV and radio named by Radio Times
Presenters and executives, including Mary Berry and Kirsty Wark, among on- and off-screen talent on list drawn up by panel
August 2014
Edinburgh comedy diary
Take my husband: Stewart Lee, Bridget Christie and the rise of comedy couples
Brian Logan: With alliances between standups increasingly common, relationship gags are entering a brave new era in which both parties get to air their dirty linen onstage
May 2014
Red-carpet catastrophes: the dressing-downs and the sharp ripostes
Last week Sarah Millican rebuffed critics of her Baftas dress. Which other celebrities wouldn't let it lie? By Tom Lamont
April 2014
This week's new live comedy
Katherine Ryan | Manford's comedy club | Sadwave
February 2014
Sarah Millican – review
Britain's favourite funny woman is a deft comic, but her frankness about vibrators, pubic grooming and anal bleaching trades on shock that quickly wears off, writes Brian Logan
December 2013
This week's new live comedy
This week's new live comedy
Tim Key | Sarah Millican | Russell Brand
November 2013
TV and radio blog
British comedy awards: how the king or queen of comedy is crowned
Stuart Heritage: Six nominees, including Sarah Millican, Jack Whitehall and Graham Norton, are up for the top comedy award. Who will win? The answer hinges on something I call the Neediness Index
