Barry Cryer has been awarded the British Music Hall Society 2018 Lifetime Achievement Award.
Barry was presented the award (an engraved Chairman’s Gavel and Block) at the British Music Hall Society’s President Roy Hudd’s Annual Lunch by Chairman Adam Borzone (pictured).
The event was held at Brick Lane Music Hall.
The 2017 recipient was Sir Ken Dodd.
Nick Page, semi-finalist in this year’s Britain’s Got Talent, is to play the Edinburgh Fringe.
Cheltenham-born Nick, who classifies himself as ‘educated scum’ will be performing at the Just The Tonic Mash House in August with his new show ‘Yes That Nick Page’.
Former stars of classic BBC show The Young Ones Adrian Edmondson and Nigel Planer are to team up for a new stage show.
Channel 4 has confirmed that it has commissioned a second series of Roisin Conaty’s self-penned sitcom GameFace.
Channel 4 has officially announced that Matt Berry is to star in a new sitcom for the channel.
Harry Hill has announced a brand new, family-fun-filled live tour, Harry Hill Kidz Show: How To Be Funny – For Kids!, to mark the release of his brand new kids book in October 2018. The 11-date tour, jam-packed with laughs for all ages, will kick off in Oxford on Thursday 21st October.
The wonderfully weird and weirdly wonderful Flowers returns to C4 on Monday, June 11 at 10pm and runs all week. Here is an interview with one of the stars, Olivia Colman.
The wonderfully weird and weirdly wonderful Flowers returns to C4 on Monday, June 11 at 10pm and runs all week. Here is an interview with one of the stars, Julian Barratt. Read an interview with another of the stars, Olivia Colman, here.
The first series of Flowers was incredibly well received. How did you feel about its reception?
Channel 4 has announced that following a deal between the broadcasters more than 900 hours of VICE’s award-winning long-form content will be available on Channel 4’s on-demand service, All 4.
Superstar comedian Michael McIntyre has become the latest victim of moped crime.
According to a BBC report the host of Michael McIntyre's Big Show was waiting in his car outside his son's school at lunchtime on Monday when a moped with two men on it pulled up next to him, smashed his car window with a hammer, stole his watch and drove off.
McIntyre's publicist says that he is fine. His current Big World tour will continue as planned.
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