The BBC has acquired all three seasons (28 x 30) of American teen comedy-drama Love, Victor from Disney Entertainment.
Season one stars Michael Cimino (Never Have I Ever), Rachel Hilson (Red, White & Royal Blue), Anthony Turpel (The Bold and The Beautiful), Bebe Wood (The New Normal), Mason Gooding (Scream VI), Ana Ortiz (Ugly Betty). Created by Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger, Love, Victor is inspired by and set in the same world as the 2018 film Love, Simon.
Channel 4’s factual drama, Partygate, is centred around two fictional Special Advisors Grace Greenwood (Georgie Henley - The Chronicles of Narnia ) and Annabel D’acre (Ophelia Lovibond - W1A) and based on meticulous research of real events inside Downing Street. There will also be a guest appearance of impressionist Jon Culshaw as the voice of former Prime Minister, Boris Johnson.
Juice is a surreal comedy that follows Jamma (Taskmaster star Mawaan Rizwan) on his quest for attention as he navigates chaotic family dynamics and literally stumbles through love.
Mum, Farida (Shahnaz Rizwan), always makes everything about her, Dad, Saif (Jeff Mirza), ignores him and brother, Isaac (Nabhaan Rizwan), steals the limelight at work – the one place Jamma feels like he’s doing well.
Here’s a sneak peak at new surreal comedy Juice that follows Jamma’s (Taskmaster breakout star Mawaan Rizwan) quest for attention as he navigates chaotic family dynamics and literally stumbles through love. Also starring Russell Tovey, Nabhaan Rizwan, Emily Lloyd-Saini and Shahnaz Rizwan.
Juice starts Monday 18th September on BBC Three and iPlayer.
Watch the Juice trailer below
Following selling out her month-long Edinburgh Festival Fringe run in advance of starting and adding extra dates, plus subsequently receiving an Edinburgh Comedy Award ‘Best show’ nomination for her new hour, which was also declared one of the best reviewed Fringe shows this year by the British Comedy Guide, Ania Magliano (Amelia Dimoldenberg’s Chicken Shop Date, ITV2’s The Stand Up Sketch Show, Dave’s The Comedy Guide to Life) has added a brand new London date at the Bloomsbury The
The Moon Under Water podcast returns with a brand new host as Robbie Knox takes over as landlord of everyone’s favourite pub-based podcast.
Robbie has been producing content for his own channels and beyond as a writer, director, YouTuber and co-host of JaackMaate’s Happy Hour for over X years, and now his attentions are turned to breathing a new lease of life into the pub of the mind.
The Cosmic Shambles Network are delighted to present a brand new series of fascinating and entertaining panel discussions hosted by Dr Helen Czerski and Robin Ince.For each show Helen and Robin will be inviting two guests, and each guest will be nominating two people to add to our pin up board of inspiring figures. Their invitees will be the people who formed the ideas that have shaped their work, inspiration, creativity and life. Some may be heroes and, some may be villains, a few may be in-between. They may be alive.
Joe Lycett (Mummy) and Helen Lycett (Mummy’s Mummy) will display their artwork together at They Made This in Covent Garden in an epic mother-son-art-mash-up.
Rhod Gilbert’s Growing Pains, from the award-winning production company Rumpus Media, returns for a fifth series on Comedy Central UK on Monday 4th September at 9pm.
The 2023 Edinburgh Festival Fringe draws to a close today, Monday 28 August 2023, having brought together artists, arts industry, media and audiences from nearly 170 countries, with 2,445,609 tickets issued across the festival. The Fringe Society has issued the following statement.
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