Josh Widdicombe has added extra dates to his Not My Cup Of Tea tour due to demand. A full list of the current dates is below.
Award-winning stand-up comedian, actor and writer Paul Chowdhry has announced his new ‘Englandia’ UK stand-up tour for 2025. Kicking off in Ipswich on 2nd March, he will perform 33 dates across the country which includes two major arena shows at Birmingham Utlilia Arena and London The O2 before concluding in Newcastle on 24th May.
Sylvain Parent-Bédard, President and Founder of ComediHa! and the new owner of Just For Laughs (acquired in June 2024) has announced that ComediHa! Fest-Québec will now operate under the Just For Laughs Festival - Quebec brand. This marks a new era for the comedy event in the city, where the head office of the Quebec entrepreneur’s new group is based.
Funny Women has announced that it will be continuing The Glitter Project supporting female creatives, thanks to public funding granted by the National Lottery via Arts Council England.
Launching a fresh initiative this Autumn, as an extension of The Glitter Project, ‘A Safe Place’ will provide a series of Mentoring Meetups and Open Mic nights across six locations: London, Medway, Brighton, Birmingham, Bristol and Manchester.
Comedian Bill Bailey has revealed that it was a brush with near death that made him finally get his 'skullet' cut off.
Underbelly has revealed the cast for La Clique, which returns to London this Christmas for its 20th anniversary season. Opening on 6th November and concluding on 5th January 2024. Tickets are on sale now at lacliquetheshow.com.
This 20th anniversary production will see the most awe-inspiring artists of the cabaret and circus world take to the stage. Prepare for more sequins, stunts and mind blowing performances.
Daniel Foxx is performing at Live at Brighton Dome Bleeped as part of the inaugural Brighton Dome Comedy Festival. A swear-free edition of the venue’s flagship comedy showcase Live at Brighton Dome, the show is a mixed bill of high quality acts, with no rude bits.
The BAFTA-nominated BBC comedy Man Like Mobeen is returning to Small Heath for a fifth and final series, with filming under way in Coventry and Turkey. The first images have been released taken on the set of the upcoming series featuring Guz Khan (Army of Thieves, The Bubble) as the notorious lead character Mobeen, alongside Tolu Ogunmefun (Don’t Jealous Me) as Nate and Perry Fitzpatrick (Line of Duty, Sherwood) as Harper.
Rhod Gilbert’s Growing Pains returns to Comedy Central UK for its sixth series on Monday 28th October.
Rhod will once again be joined by a star-studded line-up including Dara O’Briain, Layton Williams, Susie Dent, Emily Atack, Sam Campbell, Trevor Nelson, Al Murray, Vogue Williams, Kyrah Gray, Lucy Beaumont, Rickie Haywood Williams, Lara Ricote, David O’Doherty, Judy Murray, Sukh Kaur Ojla, Krishnan Guru-Murthy, Janine Harouni and Ignacio Lopez.
Greg Davies has revealed he got paid the sum of £1,000 for his appearance as Henry VIII on The Chuckle Brothers.
He was being interviewed on the Chris Moyles Show on Radio X to promote the new series of Never Mind The Buzzcocks. He and Jamali Maddix were talking to Jordan North and Sian Welby.
His role as Henry VIII was his first ever TV appearance back in 2007.
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