Mark Silcox is launching a new series for everyone who wants a good story and to learn morals. Aesop’s Fables have taught us morals for millennia and Mark Silcox has updated them for 2020.
Turtle Canyon Comedy, the indie comedy production house behind James Acaster’s Netflix series, Joel Dommett’s ITV comedy special and an online channel with over 4 million views, are bringing 10 episodes of Storytime with Silcox to their YouTube channel.
Michael McIntyre's new show Showman was recorded back in March before lockdown. It takes in Australia, being chubby, remembering passwords, accents and dogs. He can even get away with a gag about the Titanic which is so old it would have sunk lesser comedians. There are lots of nice callbacks too, underlining that he is a comedy craftsman as well as a showman.
read a full review here.
Michael McIntyre's latets show was recored back in March before lockdown. It takes in Australia, being chubby, remembering passwords, accents and dogs. He can even get away with a gag about the Titanic which is so old it would have sunk lesser comedians. There are lots of nice callbacks too, underlining that he is a comedy craftsman as well as a showman.
read a full review here.
Due to the coronavirus situation, stand-up comedian and TV host Chris Ramsey has rescheduled his sold out, twice extended Chris Ramsey 20/20 live tour, moving from September 2020 to September 2021. With 14 extra dates added to the tour, the second leg will now kick off at London’s Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith on 3rd September, ending in Fife’s Alhambra on 21
In her first stand-up series for BBC Radio 4, Edinburgh Best Newcomer Nominee and Winner of the Herald Angel Award, Sarah Keyworth explores her personal journey with gender fluidity.
Join Sarah as she looks back on her own funny, ridiculous and bizarre experiences, and attempts to shed light on why gender still remains such an important issue in the 21st Century.
Tickets for this special recording will be allocated on a first-come first-served basis.
Live comedy is set to return to Worthing with an incredible programme of socially distanced comedy shows in the Pavilion Theatre.
Daniel Kitson is doing a new show. Dot. Dot. Dot. will be about lockdown and will be performed in and streamed from empty theatres with tickets limited to the capacity of each venue.
Kitson has asked fans to buy one ticket per person rather than, per household - "the show is still being written and may develop in a direction where it is best experienced individually on individual devices".
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Bob Mortimer is back with a new Train Guy clip.
Put you roffle goggles on and hear about a complainto incognito about Train Guy being a bully boy banter lantern.
Report back pronto like tonto...
Watch Train Guy below
House of Games is to move to BBC One with guests Jennifer Saunders, Jermaine Jenas, Roisin Conaty and Jason Manford.
The new series has been commissioned to air later this year, following a strong run of the popular BBC Two programme Richard Osman’s House Of Games, which airs at 6pm.
A new clip from sketch trio Muriel has broken the record for the most views on Facebook and Twitter.
She's Asking For It, released as part of BBC Three's 'quickies' strand last week, has already clocked up a combined 21 million views on social media, making it the most watched Quickie since the strand launched 3 years ago. The strand has released over 70 sketches.
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