Update: Oscar nominee Richard E Grant has been added to the March 18 line-up. There are still some tickets available here, but not many so be fast.
Comedian Richard Herring has announced most of the guests for his next run of podcast interviews at the Leicester Square Theatre and around the country.
The will be the fifteenth series for the award-winning podcast.
Daniel Sloss is to perform his acclaimed show X at the London Palladium. Tickets for the new show on Friday, May 10 go on sale Friday 18th January at the link below.
This comes as a result of the phenomenal demand for tickets across the UK which has seen the 28 year old sell out all of his tour shows to date, including the original run at London’s Soho Theatre, two additional shows at the Leicester Square Theatre and another two shows at the 02 Forum Kentish Town.
Steve Coogan has received a BAFTA Best Actor nomination for his portrayal of Stan Laurel in the Laurel and Hardy biopic Stan & Ollie. Olivia Colman has received a nomination in the Best Actress* category for her portrayal of Queen Anne in The Favourite.
Hot on the heels of her acclaimed run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and a Soho Theatre run that completely sold out before it had begun, Lou Sanders embarks on her debut nationwide tour of the comedy hit, and most confessional solo hour yet, Shame Pig from 16th February – 4th June including a second run at Soho Theatre from 25th – 28th February. Tickets can be found at lousanders.co.uk.
Following sell-out houses for outings in 2017 and 2018, triple-headline tour Lefty Scum – Josie Long, Jonny & The Baptists & Grace Petrie – has announced new dates for 2019.
Political comedian Matt Forde has added four additional London performances of his critically acclaimed and continually evolving stand-up show, Brexit Through The Gift Shop. Following two performances at The Southbank Centre which kick started his 25 date nationwide tour in December 2018, Forde returns to this venue on the 7th and 12th March and will play The Other Palace on the 28th January and the 19th March.
US stand-up comedian and host of weekly Kill Tony podcast (with over one million downloads per month), Tony Hinchcliffe is set to make his UK and Ireland debuts with special recordings of Kill Tony in Dublin on 14th February, Salford on 15th February and London on 16th February, followed by brand new show Tony Hinchcliffe at Soho Theatre from 18th to 23rd February.
Writers Bert Tyler-Moore and George Jeffrie have previous when it comes to protraying the lifestyles of the rich and brainless. They wrote The Windsors for C4 and now turn their satirical and absurdist attention to some slightly lesser celebrities for this BBC pilot set on Richard Branson's sunny, swanky Necker Island with Harry Enfield playing Sir Dickie B in some scarily tight budgie smugglers and looking like a lost Bee Gee.
Comedian Billy Connolly talks about getting old and being ill in the second part of his BBC series Made In Scotland.
He says: “My Parkinson’s is not going to go away and it’s going to get worse, my life is slipping away....There is no denying it, I am 75, I have got Parkinson’s and I am at the wrong end of the telescope of life. I am at the point where the yesteryears mean more than the yesterdays.
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