Ashley Davies is a critic at various publications, including Metro.co.uk and The Times. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on comedy, exemplified by her role as a judge for the Edinburgh Comedy Awards. Ashley's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The i Paper, Chortle, and The Scotsman.
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Ashley's coverage is predominantly focused on entertainment news, events, and reviews in Scotland, particularly Edinburgh. She appears to have a keen interest in local cultural events and performances. Pitches should align with her focus on the arts and entertainment scene of the region.
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Scan the room at a Jason Manford gig and you’ll see hundreds of happy people nudging each other and exchanging knowing nods.
We chat to the Dublin comedian about taking his new stand-up show Head in The Clouds to the Edinburgh Fringe and beyond
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By: Ashley Davies
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By: Ashley Davies
Review: Sue Perkins, Glasgow International Comedy Festival, King's Theatre: Sue Perkins has been in our living rooms for 30 years – “like black…
By: Ashley Davies
Comedy Review: Susan Riddell - Anyone Else Struggling With the Work/Genocide Balance? Glasgow Comedy Festival
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