Update 17/4/23 - Rose Matafeo can be seen for the next two weeks alongside Alexander Armstrong on Pointless.
Rose Matafeo won the Edinburgh Comedy Award in 2018 for her breathtakingly brilliant show Horndog, which took in pop obsessions, ping pong, dating dramas and much more. This is a version of an interview I did with the New Zealand-born comedian for the Evening Standard when she brought the show to London that autumn.
Show And Tell in association with Curtis Brown are delighted to announce that Mae Martin - comedian, co-writer and star of Channel 4 and Netflix sitcom Feel Good, will tour the UK with latest show, Sap. Beginning at Manchester’s O2 Ritz on 5th October, Mae’s tour of Sap will take in an initial 7 shows, including London’s Leicester Square Theatre and Brighton’s Theatre Royal.
Joe Lycett is one of the few actual comedians taking part in Radio 1's forthcoming events to make the nation laugh again.
Roisin Conaty is one of the guests trying to pull the wool over the other panel members tonight on Would I Lie To You?
Double International Emmy Award nominated comedian Loyiso Gola has announced his brand-new hour-long comedy special, ‘Unlearning’, which was recorded at Cape Town’s prestigious Zeitz Museum of Modern Art for Netflix, ‘Unlearning’, released on 23rd March 2021 worldwide, is about unlearning all the inequality that black people learnt whilst growing u
Comedian Rose Matafeo is one of the celebrities who will curate an edition of Radio 3's In Concert series in March.
Casting has been announced for the new film to be made by Alice Lowe.
Deadline has reported that Sam Riley, Natasia Demetriou and Jacob Anderson will all appear in Timestalker, a romantic comedy charting one woman's loves across the centuries.
Filmmaker Rhys Thomas has revealed that following the success of The Kemps: All True there were plans for a sequel, but then Covid came along.
Just For Laughs Festival has revealed that the 39th festival will be moving forward as scheduled, taking place on its annual dates from July 15-31, 2021. The producers are working tirelessly to curate an unrivaled hybrid experience featuring the most revered names in the comedy industry.
Entertainer Brian Conley is heading to Albert Square next month to play Terry Cant, Sonia’s long lost father.
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