The UK Live Comedy Sector survey has reopened today with the aim of getting more responses from people working in the UK comedy sector. The survey is led by a partnership between the Live Comedy Association, British Comedy Guide and Centre for Comedy Studies Research (Brunel University of London).
Aimee Lou Wood and David Morrissey are back as Daddy Issues returns to BBC iPlayer, BBC One and BBC Three later this year and as these exclusive pictures show, they are grappling with the new addition to the family, Gemma’s daughter, baby Sadie.
Why have you decided to take part in The Celebrity Traitors?
Well, I love the show. It's the best telly I've ever seen and I’ve watched every series. You just get totally involved and it’s a really clever game.
What do you think you’ll bring to the game?
I really don't know. You can imagine what you'd be like, but until I’m in it I just can’t say. People who know me have said I’ll either be the worst person they've ever had on the show or I’ll win it. Nothing in between.
I've really been enjoying this week's editions of Richard Osman's House of Games. The competitors battling it out for the naffest prizes in game show history since Bullseye's speedboats are Yinka Bokinni, Ellie Leach, Vicki Michelle and Peter Serafinowicz.
Romesh Ranganathan is to make his West End stage debut in a new production of Alan Ayckbourn’s Woman in Mind.
Tickets on sale here now.
Mawaan Rizwan, the writer/star of BBC sitcom Juice is the latest guest on Dish from Waitrose, hosted by Nick Grimshaw and Angela Hartnett OBE.
Next time on “The Reluctant Traveler With Eugene Levy,” Eugene heads to Windsor Castle to meet The Prince of Wales — and receives a warm (and wagging) welcome from the royal family’s dog, Orla. Here is a sneak peek at next week’s episode, Living the Royal Life in the UK.
Award-winning Garry Starr show Classic Penguins is set for the West End as it takes up residence at Arts Theatre for a limited run this November.
Following rave reviews, multiple awards and sell-out performances across Australia, Soho Theatre, Underbelly Boulevard and the Edinburgh Fringe, Garry Starr is back and more exposed than ever, with flippers included.
When Amy Mason got hacked, she lost her number, bank account and social media access. And then the hackers started sending her gifts... A surprising, somewhat filthy dive into connection, intimacy, and the perils of using your dead cat's name as your password for literally everything.
Panto season has started early this year. This West End transfer of the classic Victorian comedy adds splashes of colour, dancing, and contemporary pop music to Oscar Wilde’s romantic comedy of errors. It’s huge knockabout fun. Though you might need to wear sunglasses as some of the costumes are so dazzlingly bright.
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