Daniel Sloss's critically acclaimed stand-up show X is to be screened in cinemas in Australia. The screenings will take place on 25th March in six venues which are part of Palace Cinemas, Australia's leading independent cinema chain.
This follows successful screenings of the stand-up show in Vue cinemas all over the UK in February.
More cast members have been confirmed for the American pilot of his BBC show This Country, including the two actors who will play American versions of cousins Kerry and Kurtan Mucklowe.
Elis James & John Robins' Radio 5 show has been a big winner at The Radio Academy Awards, known as the Arias. Their Friday show was the Gold Winner of the Funniest Show at the awards this evening.
Second - Silver Prize – in the category went to James Veitch for his Radio 4 Contractual Obligation Show. Bronze went to Chris and Rosie Ramsey's podcast Shagged, Married, Annoyed.
It has been confirmed that the classic satrical TV show Spitting Image is to return. It will be the first original commission from new streaming service Britbox.
Spitting Image co-creator Roger Law will lead the show’s creative team.
Warner Brothers UK has launched a new comedy/movie podcast combining improv, movie knowledge and creative brainstorming.
'Because You Watched' creates brand new ideas for TV shows and movies based on obscure Netflix categories like "Deep Sea Creature Features" or "Gory Mad Scientist Horror Movies".
After selling out their first ever live dates within 60 minutes as well as breaking the record for the world’s biggest live podcast audience ever by selling out their hometown of Newcastle’s Utilita Arena, Chris and Rosie Ramsey are adding an extra five dates to their Shagged.Married.Annoyed. live podcast shows to meet the overwhelming demand from fans.
The BFI on London's South Bank is to screen two episodes of the second series of Ricky Gervais' acclaimed comedy drama After Life in advance of the programme premiering on Netflix.
The screenings will take place on Sunday, April 19 at 7.15pm. The show streams on Netflix from April 24.
It's another stylistic curveball for the fifth episode in the fifth series of Inside No. 9. I wondered if creators/stars Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton could sustain their high standard in this run, but if anything they have surpassed it.
It's the fourth series of The Trip and this time Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan have gone all Greek on us, retracing the footsteps of Homer's Odyssey, albeit with better cuisine.
I was really looking forward to this series, once again directed by Michael Winterbottom and also starring Claire Keelan as their long-suffering fixer, and the opening scene has a couple of excellent jokes about Brydon's dislike of camping. The portents seem good, but somehow this early exchange is the high point of the scene-setting episode.
Alan Carr, Paul Chowdhry, Russell Kane, Suzi Ruffell and Sean Walsh have joined the line-up for this year's Teenage Cancer Trust Comedy Night on March 24.
John Bishop has already been announced as the host and there will be further names and surprises.
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