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Stewart Lee

Date Of Birth: 05/04/1968

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The Best Local Schools

From S2 of Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle


More Stewart Lee videos

The Best Local Schools
Being Scottish
Global Financial Crisis
Political Cup of Tea
Gambling
Stewart Lee Talks to Armando Iannucci - Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle, Episode 2
Stewart Lee Talks to Armando Iannucci
Stewart Lee: 41st Best Stand Up Ever
Edinburgh & Beyond 2007
Stewart Lee: 90s Comedian

Other footage

Stewart Lee interviewed by fellow comic Stephen Grant
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CV

CV

Books: 2001:
Debut novel The Perfect Fool. Review. Buy
Review
Books: 2001:
Debut novel The Perfect Fool. Review. Buy
Buy
 
Radio: 1993-95:
Four series of Radio One show Fist Of Fun, later renamed Lee and Herring
Radio: 1992:
Radio 4 show Lionel Nimrod's Inexplicable World, which transfered to Radio 1 for its second series
Radio: 1991-2:
Co-writer of On The Hour, which won him a Writers Guild Award and a Radio Times Comedy Award
 
TV: 2001:
Script editor on Sky One sitcom Time Gentlemen Please with Al Murray.
Al Murray.
TV: 2001:
Director of Simon Munnery's BBC2 show Attention Scum.
Simon Munnery
TV: 1998-9:
Two series of BBC2's This Morning With Richard Not Judy with Richard Herring
Richard Herring
TV: 1997-2000:
Script editor on Harry Hill's Channel 4 show
Harry Hill
TV: 1995-6:
Two series of Fist of Fun on BBC2.
 
Video: 2005:
Stand-Up Comedian. Buy on DVD
Buy on DVD
 
Theatre: 2000-2003:
Co-writer of Jerry Springer: The Opera, which went from the Battersea Arts Centre to the West End via the 2002 Edinburgh Fringe (review) and the National Theatre (review). Click here for its full history.
review
Theatre: 2000-2003:
Co-writer of Jerry Springer: The Opera, which went from the Battersea Arts Centre to the West End via the 2002 Edinburgh Fringe (review) and the National Theatre (review). Click here for its full history.
review
Theatre: 2000-2003:
Co-writer of Jerry Springer: The Opera, which went from the Battersea Arts Centre to the West End via the 2002 Edinburgh Fringe (review) and the National Theatre (review). Click here for its full history.
Click here
 
Stand Up: 2005:
Nominated for a Barry Award at the Melbourne Comedy Festival
Stand Up: 2004:
Edinburgh show and follow-up tour: 90s Comedian
90s Comedian
Stand Up: 2004:
Edinburgh show and follow-up tour: Stand-Up Comedian. Click to buy on DVD
Stand-Up Comedian.
Stand Up: 2004:
Edinburgh show and follow-up tour: Stand-Up Comedian. Click to buy on DVD
Click to buy on DVD
Stand Up: 2002:
Edinburgh show Pea Green Boat
Pea Green Boat
Stand Up: 2000:
Edinburgh show Badly Mapped World
Badly Mapped World
Stand Up: 1998:
Toured UK with live version of This Morning With Richard Not Judy. Edinburgh show: Stewart Lee's Stand-Up Show,
Stand Up: 1997:
Edinburgh Show This Morning With Richard Not Judy II with Richard Herring and solo show King Dong vs Moby Dick
Richard Herring
Stand Up: 1996:
Performed Lee and Herring Live at the Edinburgh fringe.
Stand Up: 1993:
Co-founded Cluub Zarathustra with Simon Munnery
Simon Munnery
Stand Up: 1991:
Part of the original Comedy Zone line-up at Edinburgh, with Simon Munnery, Mark Lamarr and Chris and George
Simon Munnery
Stand Up: 1990:
Winner, Hackney Empire new act competition
Stand Up: 1988:
Wrote for Edinburgh Fringe Oxford Review show
Stand Up: 1987:
Performed at the Edinburgh Fringe, as a student, with Richard Herring, Emma Kennedy and others in The Seven Raymonds
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Reviews

Stewart Lee: Carpet Remnant World
Live Review
Leicester Square Theatre

Stewart Lee: Carpet Remnant World

Poor Stewart Lee. Despite BBC Two’s best efforts to conceal the second series of his stand-up show, he finds himself more popular than ever, attracting audiences big enough to sustain a residency in London’s Leicester Square Theatre from now until the middle of February.

But such success does not sit easy on Lee’s weary shoulders, and it gives rise to a new catchphrase. ‘It’s not aimed at you,’ he repeatedly tells the Jimmy Carr fans finding his way into his audience, desperately trying to deter all but his hardcore demographic.

It’s all part of the way Lee’s fractious, intransigent elitism has become as much of an in-joke as his curmudgeonly harrumphs at other comedians – a self-awareness that softens his ‘passive-aggressive monotony’ without compromising it.

Yet for all his avowed desire to return to the days when he played to a devout cabal of middle-aged liberals, the first section of Carpet Remnant World is perhaps some of his most accessible, as he offers his cantankerous take on big news stories such as the assassination of Bin Laden – even including a few actual jokes in the mix. But Lee’s take on topical comedy is nonetheless more complex than the material that makes it on to Mock The Week – as his distinctive, tongue-in-cheek, version of Frankie Boyle’s gag about the Queen’s ancient vagina proves.

Nor can he do observational comedy with quite the conviction of a Michael McIntyre. He tries with limited success – hence the material about shops with 'world' in their name – but eventually throws his hands up in defeat, acknowledging this is a fragmented, out-of-touch show. His life now involves only driving to gigs and looking after his four-year-old son.

In sarcastic commentary on fellow middle-aged comics, he has to concede that his viewpoint has drastically narrowed as the range of influences and experience shrinks to the mundanely domestic. After all, what comic could possibly find enough mileage in Scooby Doo And The Pirate Zombie Jungle Island to fill an extended routine?

Well, Lee could obviously. A gloriously self-referential rant about the ghost-hunting teenagers remains awkwardly funny while providing a sharp satire on the irrelevance of most comedy. It fits in with the ethos of the show in exposing the tricks of the modern stand-up trade, such as tear-jerking through lines or the structural devices to make disparate routines seems like they are true to a theme.

The next disparate routine here is a convincing argument about how the likes of Twitter have reduced us to a surveillance society, with his every move being noted and commented upon. It leads to a catalogue of viciously vitriolic abuse Lee has sustained by online trolls wishing him harm. He’s not the first comedian to have made capital from his critics, but it is very effective, set to a inappropriately relaxing jazz soundtrack.

Maybe parenthood has softened him a little, as Carpet Remnant World is less intense and less challenging than some of his more powerful shows – and less reliant on the repetition and pregnant pauses, too. But it’s no less funny, nor less thoughtful, for it – appealing both to both the comedy anoraks who are Lee’s core audience and, whisper it quietly, new converts. If all goes horribly wrong, this could make his fan base expand again.

Date of live review: Thursday 24th Nov, '11
Review by Steve Bennett
At Last! The 1981 Show
At Last! The 1981 Show

Tuesday 31st May, '11-
Stewart Lee: Vegetable Stew at the Brighton Comedy Festival
Stewart Lee: Vegetable Stew at the Brighton Comedy Festival

Wednesday 20th Oct, '10- Brighton Dome
Stewart Lee: Silver Stewbilee
Stewart Lee: Silver Stewbilee

Thursday 19th Aug, '10-
Stewart Lee: If You Prefer A Milder Comedian Please Ask For One, London run
Stewart Lee: If You Prefer A Milder Comedian Please Ask For One, London run

Wednesday 9th Dec, '09- Leicester Square Theatre
Stewart Lee : Original Review
Stewart Lee : Original Review

Tuesday 1st Sep, '09-
Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle
BBC
Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle

Show - TV -
Ten Best Stand-ups In The World Ever. Gig 1
Ten Best Stand-ups In The World Ever. Gig 1

Show - Misc live shows -
Nine Lessons and Carols for Godless People
Nine Lessons and Carols for Godless People

Show - Misc live shows -
Jerry Springer The Opera, Cambridge Theatre
Jerry Springer The Opera, Cambridge Theatre

Show - Theatre -
Stewart Lee: 41st Best Stand-Up Ever
Stewart Lee: 41st Best Stand-Up Ever

Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2007 -
Teenage Cancer Trust Benefit 2007
Teenage Cancer Trust Benefit 2007

Show - Misc live shows -
Ha Ha Hammersmith II
Ha Ha Hammersmith II

Show - Misc live shows -
Johnson and Boswell: Late But Live
Johnson and Boswell: Late But Live

Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2007 -
A Seriously Funny Attempt To Get The SFO in The Dock
A Seriously Funny Attempt To Get The SFO in The Dock

Show - Misc live shows -
Stewart Lee: What Would Judas Do?
Stewart Lee: What Would Judas Do?

Show - Misc live shows -
Malcolm Hardee tribute show
Malcolm Hardee tribute show

Show - Misc live shows -
Stewart Lee: Pea Green Boat
Stewart Lee: Pea Green Boat

Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2002 -
Stewart Lee
Stewart Lee

Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2004 -
Tedstock
Tedstock

Show - Misc live shows -
Stewart Lee: 90s Comedian
Stewart Lee: 90s Comedian

Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2005 -
Jerry Springer: The Opera, National Theatre
Jerry Springer: The Opera, National Theatre

Show - Theatre -
Stewart Lee's Badly Mapped World
Stewart Lee's Badly Mapped World

Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2000 -
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I generally enjoy the (very different) *performances* of both Stewart Lee and of Michael McIntyre. This said, I can't ever see myself watching MM live for reasons both relating to ticket price and to the size of the venues he performs in. I've now seen Stewart Lee maybe half a dozen times both in sub-200 seater venues and in a couple of the performance spaces at the Lowry. I agree that he is an acquired taste and for the most part I have really enjoyed what he has served up. However, he is now moving out of the price range that I'm comfortable with (£17-50 last year) AND I'm also becoming less comfortable with some of his targets; perceiving them to be somewhat mean-spirited and opportunistic. Those cleverer than I may say that I am missing the irony when he purports to mock Russell Howard or MM but I think this is something that is in the eye of the beholder. Right or wrong, to me it seems a tad lazy and unnecessary. And, although I know that Lee likes to show how he practices the craft, this year I found myself wondering as to, following his successive "revealing" tales regarding youthful faux interactions respectively involving Richard Hammond and David Cameron, just who he'd make up a story about next time. Even if the point remains valid, regardless of the accuracy of the described events... So, I can admire what they both do, and I'll watch them both on the telly and buy Stew's DVDs as I've always done, but for the reasons I've described, I'm unlikely to put myself in a paying audience to see either.

Ben, August 2011


He's a bit like a cheeky chubby version of Reg Varney who was on that television show about buses and he's got a twinkle in his eyes like a naughty Benny Hill.

Paul, July 2011


Comedy legend. An absolute master of the art form and one of the finest stand-up comedians on the circuit. Okay, so some people don't 'get' him. Well, I don't 'get' Michael McIntyre. Go figure.

Ben, July 2011


Stewart Lee is a comedy god. Literally. Most stand-ups I know actively worship him.

Alexx, June 2011


What people hate about Stewart Lee is that 1) He is a successful, popular but most of all widely respected and revered comic talent whose career credits include one of the best radio and then TV British comedies of all time and one of the best Theatre productions of all time – that is just not up for debate really, & 2) that he is an acquired taste or at least he requires a lot of trust from the audience in order to get the proper experience (He deserves this trust because he has been successful for so long and managed to stay subversive and innovative). Sometimes he is being genuinely funny and half the audience are not interested in that part of the routine, they are not going with it, so he draws attention to this. Now this is very daring and very innovative and it is good to see something innovative done by an experienced professional. He gets away with this but he really does infuriate some audience members who feel he is crossing a line or has blundered. When you watch him live you can feel there is a palpable air of tension in the room, but you always know with Stewar that there will be a payoff no matter how uncomfortable you might feel, and as he says its alright to feel uncomfortable, that is part of it. That is what I admire most his daring and that is why he has a right to be smug, because that level of command of the audience is very impressive. I find his comedy very warm and very, very funny. It stays with you like a satisfying Sunday roast.

James, May 2011


This guy is just evil. I am a sardine, and I saw Tom O'Connor live, and he was brilliant, really funny, talked about oil, and loads of stuff that I can relate to, that's what comedy should be about. This guy Lee though, he's just got loads of ideas and stuff, and he's anti-Christian and probably a communist. Plus he speaks really slowly which means you don't get much for your money, go and see Lee Evans, or better yet buy a Lee Evan's dvd and watch it on fast forward. Why the BBC decided to put this guy's show on in the pre-Babestation slot at half eleven is a mystery to me- didn't get me in the mood at all, although there is more Armando Iannucci this time round.

Dan, May 2011


you might have noticed a distinct correlation between many of his more vehement critics and their inability to spell most words correctly.

small businessman gone berserk, May 2011


@Someoneyoudon'tknow - you comment says only one thing, you are intimidated by intelligence. You must be a very insecure person to feel the need to look up Stewart Lee on this site and make a post that basically shouts out to everyone, "Stewart Lee made me feel inadequate." Haha, enjoy McIntyre

Chalkus, March 2011


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Venue: Salford Lowry
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Venue: Inverness Eden Court Theatre
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19:30 - Thursday 17th May, '12
Venue: Dublin Vicar Street
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