Roisin Conaty’s award winning GameFace returns for a second series. Conaty stars as Marcella, an aspiring actress with a chaotic life and big dreams. We find her on the brink of yet another driving test and with her acting career at a new, humiliating, low. As her friends and family move on with their lives and relationships, she can’t ignore the sinking feeling she’s being left behind… but with characteristic chutzpah she’s determined to turn her luck around.
The first images and a trailer have been released to promote new Sky comedy Brassic. The series stars Joe Gilgun, Michelle Keegan, Ruth Sheen, Tim Key (pictured looking daft) and Dominic West (pictured looking serious) and will air on Sky One and NOW TV from 22nd August.
The title comes from the work brassic, which is slang, coming from boracic lint, rhyming with skint.
Comedian Mark Maier has won the Petfringe Final, which claims to offer the winner the biggest cash prize in stand-up – £10,001 - a pound more than the Edinburgh Comedy Award.
Organiser Andy Stedman said that this year's competition in Petworth, Sussex "was probably the best line-up and set of performances I’ve seen in one room on the same night."
Rebecca Humphries has spoken about coercive control at the House of Commons.
Humphries made headlines last year when she split from comedian Seann Walsh, following pictures in the tabloids of Walsh and his Strictly Come Dancing partner Katya Jones kissing.
Roisin Conaty has revealed the launch date of the second series of GameFace.
Her hit sitcom will return to Channel 4 on July 17 at 10pm.
The stars of sitcom Red Dwarf have reunited for a new advert for the AA.
In the ad, titled Stellar Rescue, which has just started screening, the characters played by Craig Charles, Chris Barrie, Robert Llewellyn and Danny John-Jules are trapped on a planet when their spaceship Starbug breaks down. Luckily the AA App comes in handy and a patrol gets them out of their intergalactic pickle.
Susan Calman is one of the celebrities taking part in a new daytime TV show hosted by Kirstie Allsopp.
In Kirstie’s Celebrity Craft Masters famous faces will take on Kirstie’s challenge to learn a host of new craft skills and let their creativity run wild. Will they embrace embroidery, go potty for pottery or say no way to crochet? Today (Tuesday, July 2) Susan Calman takes on fellow comedian Mark Dolan.
Actor Wendell Pierce has joined the line-up of Robin Ince and Josie Long’s Book Shambles Live from The Royal Albert Hall on July 7.
Pierce is currently starring in Death of a Salesman at The Young Vic. The play transfers to the West End in October.
BBC Three and BBC Wales have confirmed a brand new comedy series In My Skin. The joint commission of this unique new comedy comes following the pilot which premiered as a Comedy Slice for BBC Three last year.
From Expectation, In My Skin is a dark comedy series from writer Kayleigh Llewellyn, who has mined her own experiences to create this coming of age story about a teenage girl leading a double life.
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