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Adam Buxton
Date Of Birth: 07/06/1969
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Adam Buxton is best known as half of the Adam & Joe double act, whose cult Channel 4 series, supposedly shot in their bedsit, ran from 1996 to 2001. He met Joe Cornish at London’s Westminster School and developed a friendship based around making short comedy videos, some of which they submitted to Channel 4’s Takeover TV in 1994. They were subsequently invited to host the programme before being given their own show, which was most famous for its recreation of Hollywood scenes using soft toys. They won the Royal Television Society Best Newcomers Award in 1998, hosted several specials for Channel 4 and BBC Three and fronted a Saturday lunchtime show on London radio station XFM. Adam’s s biggest solo achievement has been co-writing and starring in the E4/Channel 4 mini-series The Last Chancers, about a fledgling rock band in Brighton. He also took his character show I, Pavel – about a temperamental avant-garde artist - to Edinburgh in 2005. |
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Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2005 - Sunday 0th Aug, '05- |
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It's a good thing Adam finds farts funny as even his most insignificant bum bursts would put some comedians with more tv-hours under their belts to shame. Also becoming more than adept at comedy songs. Looks great in a sailor's cap and beard but somehow doesn't look like Captain BirdsEye. His podcast ramblings with Joe Cornish have me in joyous warm laffy-tears. Dan Gale, March 2012 |
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A natural innovator in comedy and in the media, Buxton's wastepaper bin is probably overflowing with stuff Minchin, Brand or Demetri Martin would consider their best material. Mandy Allan, January 2010 |
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Quite funny, good at characters but needs to make sure he doesn't parody people better than him. Al, October 2008 |
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This man along with Joe Cornish are geniuses. Two lads who got together with a video camera and created some classic very funny home made videos. They are an inspiration to the Youtube generation. Check out their podcasts on Xfm to see what they're about. Brilliant stuff! Okse, November 2007 |
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Adam & Joe return to 6 Music 15 month 'sabbatical' over 01/03/2011 Permanent link
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Adam & Joe trust in pod Duo plan paid-for podcasts 06/03/2008 Permanent link
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Where can I see Adam Buxton next?
| 16:45 - Sunday 14th Jul, '13 | |
| Venue: | Brick Lane Comedy Festival |
| Prices: | £16 |
| Show: | Bug Hosted By Adam Buxton |
| 22:30~23:30 - Friday 2nd Aug, '13 | |
| Venue: | Assembly Hall |
| Prices: | £16 (£14) |
| Show: | Adam Buxton: Kernel Panic |
| 22:30~23:30 - Saturday 3rd Aug, '13 | |
| Venue: | Assembly Hall |
| Prices: | £16 (£14) |
| Show: | Adam Buxton: Kernel Panic |
| 22:30~23:30 - Sunday 4th Aug, '13 | |
| Venue: | Assembly Hall |
| Prices: | £16 (£14) |
| Show: | Adam Buxton: Kernel Panic |
| 22:30~23:30 - Monday 5th Aug, '13 | |
| Venue: | Assembly Hall |
| Prices: | £16 (£14) |
| Show: | Adam Buxton: Kernel Panic |

Adam Buxton: I, Pavel
Edinburgh Fringe 2011
Bug Hosted By Adam Buxton
Edinburgh Fringe 2013
Adam Buxton: Kernel Panic
