Comedian Joe Wilkinson loves a bargain and is dedicated to making as many savings as possible on holiday. Joe’s friend and fellow comedian Katherine Ryan loves to lap it up in luxury, but if she can live the champagne lifestyle on a lemonade budget, then she’s all ears. Now, in this six-part series, the pair are joining forces to show the Great British public how to have a fantastic holiday for a next to nothing price.
Comedians Jon Richardson and Lucy Beaumont have announced that they are getting divorced. They have been married for nine years.
The Fast Show star Charlie Higson wanted to do a spin-off starring Office joker Colin Hunt, but was beaten to it when Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant had a hit with The Office, says Charlie Higson.
Higson was talking to Chris Moyles to promote The Fast Show's current 30th anniversary tour and explained what happened.
The most famous comedy routine about moving to the country is Stewart Lee's riff about his friends losing their marbles in the middle of bucolic splendour and asking vistors to bring cocaine. Lee's monologue now has a rival in Spencer Jones' mid-set recreation of one man's desperate fight for survival against one of his very own chickens.
BAFTA-nominated show Late Night Lycett is returning to Channel 4 for a second series this Friday night, with a brand new feature, ‘Joe’s Hunderstudies’, and in-studio guests joining Joe Lycett including actor Danny Dyer, presenter Kate Garraway, TV chef, personality and musician Big Zuu.
Chris McCausland (The Wonders of the World I Can't See) and Lee Mack (Doctor Who, Inside No. 9, Brassic) star in Sky Original ‘Bad Tidings’, a mischievous festive special about two perpetually feuding neighbours in Stockport who become unlikely heroes, saving their street from notorious burglars with wacky booby traps and Great British banter.
The Last Leg is back tonight fronted by Josh Widdicombe, Adam Hills and Alex Brooker. This week's guests are Sara Pascoe, Munya Chawawa and the second most famous Josh in comedy, Josh Pugh.
the finalists have been announced for this year's West End New Act of the Year.
Award-winning live comedy producers Berk’s Nest have announced seven more Edinburgh Fringe shows that they’ll be taking to the festival this August, with still more to be announced later in the week on Thursday 4th April. Newly announced shows include the return of Taskmaster’s Sophie Duker, Live at the Apollo’s Celya AB, and Paul Williams - the ‘little Alex Horne’ of Taskmaster New Zealand.
Following the success of his record-breaking "If Ever We Needed It…" arena shows, superstar comedian Micky Flanagan is set to bring his humour to the more intimate setting of theatres across the UK. Tickets go on general sale Saturday 6th April at 10am with a pre-sale on April 4 at 10am.
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