“My readers and listeners are really nice people, nerdy, neurotic people just like me so I think that is what I’m looking forward to the most when I come back to the UK.”
“Aussies like their comedy dirty so while I was over there my set got dirtier and dirtier and dirtier! Then I did the same set in London and they sat staring at me like what the hell is she talking about?”
“I drive a Ford Focus now with in-car speakers and I never had those in my third-hand Toyota Corolla with a dent in the side!”
“My daughter Holly is fourteen now so with oestrogen coming into her life and leaving mine, you could declare war in our house!”
Ahead of their gig at the Grand Opera House in York, we spoke to the ultimate Take That tribute act, Re-Take That. Check out the video interview here.
“We got to work with Ethan John who is one of our heroes, he’s worked with some of the artists we love and on some of the albums that had a big impact on our lives so that was a bit of a dream come true.”
“We did a gig in Hong Kong, in a big family restaurant and about 500 kids from the suburbs of Hong Kong went absolutely insane and just tore up this restaurant.”
I think that if my disability had been more obvious then it may have been more of a thing with the BGT audience but I hope that they liked me because I made them laugh
I look back and think that I’ve made hundreds of thousands of people laugh and what a wonderful gift is that to have and, in return, what a wonderful gift they have given back to me in their laughter.
Russell Kane is more than just a stand-up. He’s like a comedy David Attenborough who instead of the animal kingdom, focuses his attention on the way blokes from the south-east behave.