When Ruby Wax was announced as one of the contestants on I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! there was probably a generation of viewers glad to see this TV comedy veteran back on the box. And another generation asking "who is Ruby Wax?" So I'll try to help the second group out.
Tonight's line-up on Michael McIntyre's The Wheel features Clare Balding, Zoe Ball, Bill Bailey, Lou Sanders, Konnie Huq and Tommy Fury, with Sam Thompson and Pete Wicks in the double chair. Most of the names will be known in most households but there might be some people puzzled about the inclusion of Lou Sanders.
Just in time for the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth, and following a dazzling run of sell-out shows and critical acclaim across two Edinburgh Fringe runs and four Soho Theatre residencies, Rosalie Minnitt has announced a new UK tour of her cult comedy hit, Clementine. Partnering with exciting theatre and comedy producers Liebenspiel, the tour will be stopping off at some of the UK’s most vibrant theatre venues between January and June, 2026.
Comedian Tom Towelling has won this year's Sean Lock Comedy Award at a final at St George’s Hall in this year’s City of Culture, Bradford, hosted by Edinburgh Comedy Award winning comedian Amy Gledhill.
The Sean Lock Comedy Award was established in memory of the much-loved comedian and showcases performers who exemplify Sean’s distinctive comedic spirit and Channel 4’s commitment to boundary-pushing comedy.
On this week’s show (21st November) Graham welcomes Hollywood stars Hugh Jackman, Kate Hudson and Ben Stiller, Oscar-winner Da'Vine Joy Randolph, and singer-songwriter sombr.
Hugh and Kate chat about playing a Neil Diamond tribute act in their biographical drama Song Sung Blue.
The new series of Daddy Issues sees Gemma (Aimee Lou Wood) coming to terms with life as a mum while Malcolm (David Morrissey) is just thrilled to be a grandad. But wherever Malcolm is, Derek (David Fynn) is never too far behind. Good job Gemma can turn to best friend Cherry (Taj Atwal) for advice as well as sister Catherine (Sharon Rooney) and boss Rita (Sarah Hadland). However, a surprise visitor forces Malcolm to confront his past, and Gemma to face her future.
Taskmaster has revealed the five star contestants for Taskmaster’s New Year Treat which is set to return over the festive season with a two episode double-helping for the first time.
Soho Theatre in association with Berk’s Nest and Curtis Brown today announces the return of Jack Rooke with JACK ROOKE’S GOOD GRIEF: A DECADE RETROSPECTIVE OF CAPITALISING ON MY DEAD DAD TO VARIED LEVELS OF FAILURE AND SUCCESS, as he looks back on his relationship with grief and building a career out of personal tragedy. Featuring snippets and stories from his 2015 debut GOOD GRIEF, Jack explores ambition, public sympathy, and the innocent joy of just writing for himself.
This week's edition of Michael McIntyre's The Wheel is almost like a mini-Celebrity Traitors reunion, with Jonathan Ross and Ed Gamble among the experts answering – or trying to answer – the questions. It's good to see Gamble appearing on something that isn't a podcast for a change.
Traitors fans will obviously know Gamble for his Uncloaked visual podcast that follows the main show.
On this week’s show (7th November) Graham welcomes Hollywood's Glen Powell, Oscar-winner Michelle Yeoh, Emmy-winner Rosamund Pike, comic Jack Whitehall, and superstar Ed Sheeran.
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