Off The Kerb has been raising money for Waverley Care through live shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival since 2003, and 2020 will be no different. Well it will be a bit different because this year's show will be online...
It has been reported on social media that Anthony Goodrick has died.
Tony was well known to anyone who was ever involved in the annual NATYS New Act of the Year competition which started out at the Hackney Empire in the 1980s and recently returned there after taking place at various venues around London.
Following the decision by the Government to allow indoor events, the Clapham Grand has released a limited amount of ground floor tables to watch the second of three Save Live Comedy fundraising shows this Sunday, August 16. You can also watch it online.
The venue recently carried out a successful Government backed pilot live show meeting all the Government guidelines on Covid Safety. Please see further below for more info.
Presenter Claudia Winkleman will once again preside over proceedings, and Mary Berry, Angela Hartnett and Chris Bavin will be there to judge the results.
Secret Artists podcast returns today with a double-bill to kickstart Series Two.
Tim Minchin's new album Together Apart is out on November 20, via BMG.
To fill the Marcel-sized hole in the festival calendar this year, a recording of last year’s Edinburgh Fringe show, No.
Comedian Jamie MacDonald has been commissioned to write a brand new comedy series for BBC Radio 4. The series will be produced by Richard Melvin for Dabster Productions whose Radio 4 credits include Rosie Jones - Box Ticker, Suggs Love Letters To London, Fred At The Stand and Terry Alderton’s Whole Half Hour.
Rowan Atkinson is one of the names to have signed a joint letter criticising the Scottish Government's proposed Hate Crime Bill.
There are fears that it could have consequences for freedom of artistic expression.
As well as the Blackadder star, more than 20 prominent names have asked for changes to be made to the new legislation. They include crime writers Val McDermid and Christopher Brookmyre, actor Elaine C Smith and playwright Alan Bissett, gay rights campaigner Peter Tatchell and philosopher A C Grayling,
Comedian Simon Clayton is in hospital after suffering a stroke earlier this week.
His wife, comedian Mary Bourke, has reported on his condition on Facebook. Yesterday she wrote that he had come off the ventilator and was responding to commands.
The comedy community has been quick to offer their support. The couple had already been hit by the loss of work due to Covid19.
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