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Presented by Oxford Playhouse, Jericho Comedy and Macrocosmic in aid of the Playhouse Plays On Appeal, this virtual evening of comedy and performance will be landing in living rooms across the country on Wednesday 8th July.
My Time Capsule is a new, weekly podcast which asks one simple question of its famous guests – “What are the five things from your life that you would put into a time capsule?”
The podcast is hosted by the actor, Michael Fenton Stevens (Benidorm, My Family, Only Fools and Horses, Nighty Night, The Crown)
In the late eighties/early nineties there was a bit of a vogue for doing interviews in unusual ways. Paula Yates did hers on a bed on The Big Breakfast and I remember Rowland Rivron doing them while in the Thames. But one sprang to mind recently that is painfully appropriate and I've not seen anyone else mention it. It's A Fry and Laurie sketch in which the interviews were conducted "standing quite a long way away from".
Stephen Fry will embark on his first UK tour for nearly 40 years this summer in Mythos: A Trilogy – Gods. Heroes. Men. Opening at the Edinburgh International Festival on 19 August, this trilogy of plays will see one of the country’s most loved national treasures telling some of the world’s greatest stories about Greek Gods, Heroes and Men whose gripping tales still echo today. The tour continues across the UK until 23 September in Gateshead.
Three years after handing over the reins of QI to Sandi Toksvig, Stephen Fry is to appear on No Such Thing As Fish, the hit podcast where the QI Elves get together each week to share their favourite facts.
Over the course of the episode, due to be released on 23rd November, he reveals how he once trolled Jeremy Paxman, teaches us the best way to wipe our bottoms, and spoils the ending to virtually every book ever written.
Multi award-winning comedian, actor, broadcaster, writer and raconteur Stephen Fry will perform two dates in London this November t cinciude with the publication of his latest book Heroes.
His talk will bring to life the gods, monsters and mortals of Ancient Greece, as Fry reimagines their stories for the modern world. He began this vivid retelling of Greek myths with the release of his bestselling book Mythos last year.
Stephen Fry has revealed that he is being treated for prostate cancer.
He made the announcement via a video that he posted on his website and released on Twitter, saying: “For the last 2 months I’ve been in the throes of a rather unwelcome and unexpected adventure. I’m sorry I haven’t felt able to talk about it till now, but here I am explaining what has been going on.”
Stephen Fry and Alan Davies have reunited for the first time since Stephen Fry left QI to celebrate the release of volumes three and four of The Complete QI – a collector’s edition DVD box set. The full box set, (volumes one to four) contains the thirteen ‘Stephen Fry Years’ of the show (series A – M), all of which are available to buy now.
Stephen Fry will be appearing live this autumn to promote his new book. Mythos is his retelling of the Greek myths. Bringing to life the gods, monsters and mortals of Ancient Greece, he reimagines their astonishing stories for the modern world.
These thrilling and racy tales of war, debauchery, revenge, love and jealousy have inspired artists and writers from Shakespeare to Michelangelo to Walt Disney.
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