Craig Reucassel
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Craig Bruce Reucassel is an Australian television and radio comedian. He is a member of The Chaser team.
He attended Semaphore Park Primary School in Adelaide.[1]
At the University of Sydney in 2000 he competed in the Philip C. Jessup Cup international law mooting competition.[2] He graduated from the Sydney Law School, along with Chaser colleagues Julian Morrow and Dominic Knight.[3]
Reucassel was a founding member of the satirical multi-media group The Chaser team, and has worked to produce a satirical newspaper, as well as television shows on ABC TV including The Election Chaser, CNNNN, The Chaser Decides and The Chaser's War on Everything.[4]
In 2004 and 2005, Reucassel co-hosted the drive-time radio show Today Today on Triple J with fellow CNNNN cast member Chris Taylor.[4][5]. The pair returned with their Sunday afternoon show Bloody Sunday to do relief shifts in mid-2006 and summer 2006-07.
References
- ^ Rebekah Devlin, Peter Woods, Carla Caruso and Noami Jellicoe. "Ducking the dark days of childhood", The Advertiser, 2005-06-20.
- ^ The Sydney Law School Reports - Volume 1 2000 (PDF). Retrieved on January 9, 2007.
- ^ The Sydney Law School Reports - April 2004 Newsletter (PDF). Retrieved on January 9, 2007.
- ^ a b Quinn, Ben. "Comedy of terrors", The Newcastle Herald, John Fairfax Holdings Limited, 2005-10-15.
- ^ Javes, Sue. "Identity Crisis Chases Sons Of Satire Into Radio Make-or-break", The Sydney Morning Herald, John Fairfax Holdings Limited, 2003-11-08.
External link
| The Chaser |
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| Charles Firth - Andrew Hansen - Dominic Knight Chas Licciardello - Julian Morrow - Craig Reucassel - Chris Taylor |
| Productions: |
| The Chaser (newspaper) - The Chaser Annual The Election Chaser - CNNNN - The Chaser Decides Cirque du Chaser - Chaser News Alert - The Chaser's War on Everything Today Today - Bloody Sunday - Chas and Dom |
