Tom Inniss Voice Team Gold

"Tea on set often tastes faintly of fish, I’ve never understood why... Something to do with the urns. "

"It’s about hating your friends and, occasionally, liking your enemies. It’s a tightrope walk between honesty and cruelty, open-mindedness and naiveté, self-awareness and self-loathing."

"I did that for a few years, then decided to run away to China."

I had clients as a student psychotherapist and figured it wouldn’t be a great experience for someone to see their therapist up on stage in a club one night.

We are just like Ant and Dec! Except less famous and successful. And with vaginas.

"If you’re doing a 20 minute serious bit about Brexit with no laughs, you’re probably in the wrong game IMHO"

I just don’t think its within me to talk about these issues as much as audiences enjoy comedy like that I think its also nice to have some escapism from it.

I definitely think that I assess jokes differently now, you can’t be as careless as comedians used to be able to be. But most of my material is personal so public sentiment doesn’t really affect it.

"I want to create a show that takes the audience into a magical world, where I seemingly can do anything, and the word Brexit doesn’t exist."

"The Edinburgh festival is very different in location and content from the Woodstock festival. But compared to the Fyre festival on that Netflix documentary there is certainly some overlap. Huge financial losses and enormous hubris to name a few."

"Bowie is probably the person I would have most liked to see in action. His creativity levels and consistency were off the scales."

"If I make you feel, it’s working. So, in some communities jokes of mine make people laugh, elsewhere it might make them angry. Both are valid responses"