“Aspiring character comics would do well to come worship at the altar of Count Arthur Strong” The Guardian, 2003 Last year, he failed to deliver a lecture on "Egyptologics". This year it's the story of the Bible that Count Arthur Strong is finding difficult to tell....

By Steve Jelbert Forgotton Egypt: He has, as well. Steve Delaney's excruciating creation, head of Doncaster's leading stage school ("It's just like the Rada, they say") may have promised a lecture on the mysteries of ancient Egypt, but he keeps slipping into his usual...

Laughter is a personal business, writes Dominic Maxwell. So it's in the interests of offering a balanced view that I report that Count Arthur Strong's Forgotten Egypt is a work of comic genius, Britain's greatest contribution to world culture since cat's eyes or The...