I went to Worcester College for blind and partially sighted people, but could see quite a bit. — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
People go, 'Well, when did you go blind?' And it's very hard to say because when your eyesight deteriorates steadily, you stop… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
Basically I'd been going blind very slowly since I was born and so didn't even really notice it happening. Like the frog… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
As well as being a comedian, I am - whether I like it or not - representative of another group of people,… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
I am blind, and I once walked into the undertaker's believing it to be the barber's next door. The undertaker asked if… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
I walked on stage once, and as soon as I mentioned that I was blind, somebody shouted out: 'We're behind you.' — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
You don't want to keep on mentioning being blind because it stops being funny - if you are just talking about that,… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
I still like 'Die Hard 1,' '2,' and '3' because I know what happens, but I watched '4' after I went blind… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
I'm blind but I don't see black. I still see light and space, I still have an awareness of the space around… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
Why is it that 75% of blind and partially sighted people of working age are without employment. That's three times the national… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
Basically, I've played a few blind guys on the telly and I am grateful for those opportunities. In spite of this though,… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
The Couple's Choice is an opportunity to do something that reflects you on a personal level, and, as the first blind contestant… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
Many, many years ago before I got into comedy, I applied to be a spy for MI5. I got down to the… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
I am blind. I am also a stand-up comedian and actor who has benefited from the desire of a very small number… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
My attitude has always been to represent by not banging you over the head. I think the best way to represent a… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
It happens a lot every four years, or it used to, every time the Paralympics comes around. They'll be like: 'We've had this idea… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
Committing to providing greater opportunities for disabled actors should include writing disabilities into more roles where it is irrelevant to the storyline. — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
Since jumping on this crazy train, 'Strictly's' popularity has taken me somewhat by surprise. — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
It's great that there's people coming through who are able to represent disability while also having the experience to do the job properly. There's… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
I've been a stand-up now for over two decades and I am lucky enough to enjoy the privilege of being able to tour and… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
Kiss were one of the biggest rock bands in the world: their image was absolutely majestic, their music has stood the test of time,… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
I came across a thing that said you could be a comedian in two weeks and I thought 'behave - nobody could do that.' — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
My home city of Liverpool is known for having a sense of humour because it's experienced dark times. — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
There's no point fast-tracking performers on to TV before they're ready. In comedy especially, you need experience to be able to react in the… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
Disability is everywhere. It's just something that happens. It could happen to friends, family, loved ones. It could happen to you. I mean after… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
I worked in a call centre for three-and-a-half years. I've tried to find something funny to include in my stand-up but I could never… — Chris McCausland Copy Share Image
