What’s the view from your sofa?
What do you enjoy watching?
Who controls the remote?
What’s your first TV memory?
I remember being four, watching Are You Being Served? and the whole family laughing. Mr Humphries cracked me up. Can’t think why.
I mainly just watch football – weeks can go by when I watch nothing else. I like watching old documentaries on YouTube more than comedy, to be honest.
I’m inept. If I get anything right, it’s by luck, not design – I was stumped most of the time. Greg Davies called me Grandad. Still, it was nice to get out of the house!
Yes. Which is why I don’t go near competitive TV shows, usually.
I’d met them all. I’d co-written with Chloe Petts on Fantasy Football League so I knew what a formidable comic force they are, and I’d done an episode of Travel Man with Richard Ayoade. I know Isy Suttie through her husband Elis James (my Fantasy Football League co-host), and I’m in awe of Nina Conti’s skills and invention.
Vic and Bob. I owe them so much.
My late husband Kevin [McGee] was the funniest person I’ve ever met. Also, we had a chocolate labrador called Milo who was hilarious. He was so stubborn.
Most of the comedy I enjoy now is filmed in people’s living rooms and posted online. If you’ve got a mobile phone, you can be a star. I love Limmy, he’s a complete one-off. Also there’s a Canadian comedian called Mitch Wood on Instagram who makes me howl.
Les Misérables, on stage – it’s an honour to be in it. I’m currently in my dressing room at Radio City Music Hall [in New York], where we’ve had a run of 22 shows. Last month, we were at the Royal Albert Hall; it doesn’t get better. Sixteen years after first playing Thénardier, I still find new things to do in the role. Theatre is eight shows a week, so you have a chance to improve.
My musical novel The Boy Who Slept Through Christmas.
Not really, I’ve been incredibly lucky. But I would like to be in a Broadway show – I’ve been offered a couple but it didn’t work out dates-wise.
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