ITV2's The Almost Impossible Game Show is due to return with Irish comedians Rubberbandits once again providing the commentary.
BBC2 has confirmed that comedian David Mitchell will play William Shakespeare in Upstart Crow - a six-part series which will be part of the BBC Shakespeare Festival 2016 - a major season celebrating the bard 400 years after his death. Harry Enfield will play his father John.
John Early has been described as "endearingly honest and absurdly funny" by The New York Times, "a cross between Dennis the Menace and Christopher Guest" by PAPER Magazine and "cute and young and blonde" by The Huffington Post. He'll be appearing soon in Neighbors 2 opposite Dave Franco, as well as the Netflix original series Love, executive produced by Judd Apatow. Early recently created and starred in a comedy special for Netflix, playing a variety of original characters, and he is a guest star in season five of HBO's Girls.
After a sold out national tour, a sold out Edinburgh Festival Fringe run and two sold out winter dates in the West End, ventriloquist Nina Conti is to perform her hit show In Your Face at the Criterion Theatre in London from 25th February to 12th March 2016.
Noel Fielding’s Christmas collaboration with Kasabian’s Sergio Pizzorno is now available to download free from Soundcloud. It was actually made available over the weekend but the download limit was quickly reached but it has now been topped up.
The results of the Laughing Horse New Act of 2015 have been decided.
A version of this review first appeared in the Evening Standard here.
This review first appeared in the Evening Standard here.
The line-up has been annnounced for this year's Jewish Comedian of the Year Final.
The six performers will compete for the title at JW3 in north London on Saturday, December 5. The show is compered by Gareth Berliner and is part of the current Jewish Comedy Festival at the venue. Tickets here.
Matt Berry has announced that he and his band The Maypoles will be playing Take My Hand, the theme tune to Toast of London, live over the titles and end credits when the next episode of the hit sitcom goes out on Wednesday, December 9.
Berry tweeted the news earlier today. He and his band are currently on a UK tour, which finishes at the Forum in Kentish Town on December 10. Tickets here.
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