When it comes to the arts, coffee’s long been a source of inspiration—whether by playing a central role in the artworks themselves, or by helping the artist stay alert for hours in front of the easel, the desk, or the camera.
This year's Women in Comedy Festival in Manchester showcases award winners, acts fresh from this summer’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival and up and comers in the comedy world.
‘The Split Up’ is centred around Kishan Law - a British South Asian family law firm, known for their clientele and reputation. They are the ‘go to firm’ for a wide cross section of Manchester’s elite, who come to them for their excellence, integrity, and discretion. Poised to step up and take the mantle from her father Dhruv, is Aria Kishan, a fast-rising star in the Manchester family law scene.
The new series of The Celebrity Traitors will begin on Thursday 1st October at 8pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
Wisdom of the Crowd is a new Saturday night quiz fromnted by John Bishop. It inspired by a remarkable scientific discovery: Over 100 years ago a scientist called Francis Galton visited a farmers' fair where a competition was being held to guess the weight of an ox. Over 800 people entered and the person with the best guess won the ox. The scientist looked at all the guesses and what he saw blew his mind: The AVERAGE GUESS of everyone put together was so accurate that it was even better than the best individual guess.
For the first time ever, Peter Serafinowicz is heading out on a solo tour, bringing his trademark absurd comedy, uncanny impersonations and a cast of extraordinary characters to the stage, all created live in front of the audience using cutting-edge technology developed by Peter himself.
A first-look picture has been released for Cunk on Cinema – the latest addition to the critically acclaimed series of faux documentaries from Diane Morgan and Charlie Brooker.
Cunk on Cinema sees the return of the pioneering documentary-maker examining the world’s love affair with movies.
This year's Nottingham Comedy Festival runs from Friday 30th October to Sunday 8th November featuring a mix of local, international and top established acts.
Ten days of comedy will unfold across fourteen venues, with more than 130 performers bringing their shows to town for some light-hearted fun. This year’s programme is more diverse than ever, featuring stand-up, improvisation, sketches, plays, poetry, drag, musical comedy, and plenty more.
Lucy Beaumont is heading out on tour with a brand-new show, Bad At Quiz Shows, Good with Weirdos - an evening packed with her unique brand of chaotic brilliance that has made her one of the UK’s most beloved comedians.
Expect tales of everyday disasters, Celebrity Traitors, creating cow-udder clothing on The Great British Sewing Bee and navigating life in her own distinctively wayward style.
Dom Joly and Sam Cadman, the creators of global comedy hit Trigger Happy TV, have reunited to launch a new weekly video series outside the traditional broadcasting system.
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