Glenn Moore returns to the Edinburgh Fringe this year after bagging an Edinburgh Comedy Award nomination in 2018. He’s a master of getting straight to the funny. Before you even buy your ticket for his latest show there is a gag in the title – Love Don’t Live Here Glenny Moore.
Howard Cohen has been appointed Head of Development at Expectation Entertainment with immediate effect.
Cohen was previously at film and TV production company Fulwell 73. His role at Expectation will be to develop new formats and series.
He has recently been involved in a number of projects including the hit podcast Dane Baptiste Questions Everything.
BBC Radio Wales has commissioned a second series of Relocation, written by and starring Welsh stand-up Robin Morgan, to be broadcast next year.
UKTV’s comedy channel, Dave, is taking over a commercial ad break and will use the time for the first ever ‘Comedy Festival in an Ad Break’ as part of its partnership with the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), a leading movement against suicide, which remains the single biggest killer of men under the age of 45 in the UK.
Receiving the full-length documentary treatment is certainly an accolade for Inside No 9 creators Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton. The challenge for Melvyn Bragg and the makers is how to condense what is now a pretty lengthy career into a single one-hour (including ads) programme.
Lucy Pearman plays Herbert’s wife Bobby Kindle in new comedy The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk, following the success of the Bafta-nominated pilot for BBC Two last year.
Madcap comedian Spencer Jones returns to the screen as his alter ego Herbert Clunkerdunk in a series of The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk, following the success of the Bafta-nominated pilot for BBC Two last year. Take a look inside the brilliant mind of Herbert Clunkerdunk as he attempts to navigate his way through everyday life only to be constantly interrupted by his own imagination.
A stellar voice cast has been announced for Channel 4, Lupus Films and HarperCollins’ animation The Tiger Who Came to Tea which is set to air this Christmas.
Based on the classic children’s book by the much-loved Judith Kerr OBE, who sadly died in May this year, the half-hour film will bring to life the vivid images and irresistible story of this classic picture book turning it into a truly festive family treat.
Ever wanted to be an icon and have everyone look up to you? Ever wanted to be the face of disability? Georgie Morrell didn't but she is now and she doesn’t remember agreeing to this. Or did she? Join Georgie, who was diagnosed with a visual impairment at the age of three, as she explores disability and why being sick on a puppy will come back to haunt you.
In a special one-off event Dan Cardwell will be eating a three course meal onstage at the Edinburgh Fringe while other comedians attempt to put him off.
The special event is the brainchild of Cardwell and comic Alexander Bennett and is in aid of the food bank and food waste charity FareShare.
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