Comedian Daniel Sloss is to play a major show in Moscow in front of 3500 fans.
The gig will take place on November 23 this year at the capital city's Music Media Dome, making Sloss one of the few UK comedians to perform in Russia. Eddie Izzard and Dylan Moran are also among the select band that have previously performed in Russia, but this latest show, in which Sloss will perform his latest show X, may even be the biggest solo gig a UK stand-up has ever done in the former Soviet Union.
The sign outside the London Palladium with the big picture of Daniel Sloss on it says "as seen on Netflix". The 28-year-old stand-up has been getting increasingly popular in recent years but last autumn the streaming network put out two of his shows, Dark and Jigsaw, and since then he has gone stellar. These two Palladium dates were added to his UK tour to meet demand and in America he has just added nearly thirty more live shows to his busy Stateside schedule.
Romesh Ranganathan is the host of a brand new BBC Two topical comedy show which takes a comical look at the week’s biggest talking points.
Update: read a more detailed report here.
Comedian Jeremy Hardy has been been remembered at a private memorial held in south London.
Hardy died in February this year, aged 57.
The event was held in the Grand Hall at Battersea Arts Centre a few miles from where Hardy lived for much of his adult life.
Tickets are on sale now for Curtains, the new whodunnit comedy musical starring Jason Manford which is set to tour the UK.
The legendary Sir Lenny Henry will embark on a brand new UK tour this autumn. Following the October publication of his memoir, Lenny will travel the length, breadth and width of the country with An Evening with Lenny Henry - Who Am I, Again?, opening in Birmingham on 20 October. Tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday 17 May here.
The BAFTA TV Awards are taking place with a lot of top comedy names in the running for honours. Here are the winners as and when they are announced.
Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Andrew Scott prsented the award for Best Mini-Series. And the winner is Patrick Melrose, starring Benedict Cumberbatch.
The second award, for Best Comedy Entertainent Programme, was presented by David Schwimmer and went to Sky's A League of Their Own.
Best Supporting Actor went to Ben Whishaw for his performance in A Very British Scandal.
The finalists have been announced for this year's Not So New Comedian of the Year Final. This is the competition formerly known as the Old Comedian of the Year.
The final takes place at the Leicester Square Theatre on Wednesday, May 15.
Tickets are £16.25 & available
here.
The final will be hosted by Lynn Ruth Miller & headlined by Ada Campe
Yorkshire’s most prestigious comedy competition is back for a fifth year and registration is now open for anyone who thinks they’re funny enough to be crowned Great Yorkshire Fringe New Comedian of the Year 2019.
The GYF New Comedian of the Year is again on the lookout for the best up and coming comedians from Yorkshire and beyond.
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