Presented by award-winning comedic duo, Elis James and John Robins, the mental health podcast How Do You Cope?...With Elis and John will return to BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds on Tuesday 6 June with a host of new celebrity guests.
Comedian, musician and writer Huge Davies’ show The Carpark is heading to streaming services this June. The Carpark drew praise at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2019 and saw Huge nominated for the Best Newcomer award. The show then transferred to Soho Theatre, with Time Out dubbing The Carpark ‘the Number 1 Comedy Show to See’. Now, for the first time, audiences can view this runaway hit at home.
BBC newsreader & Mastermind presenter Clive Myrie is to guest host Have I Got News For You - the final episode of the current 65th series.
Comedian Munya Chawawa
Fact-based comedy podcast, No Such Thing As A Fish, returns to the Soho Theatre for a summer season of facts, dorkery, bad puns, yetis, moss and many very special guests.
30 years since the launch of the trailblazing TV series, Drop The Dead Donkey, the Globelink News team are back, and now live on stage for the very first time.
Entries are now invited for the 2023 BBC New Comedy Awards which are returning this Autumn to BBC Three, BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
The prestigious Edinburgh Comedy Awards is looking for new sponsorship options to enable them to continue..
Following the return and 40th anniversary of the awards in 2022 TV comedy channel Dave, who supported the Awards in 2019 and 2022, have decided to focus on other initiatives within the comedy industry.
The Awards organisers, led by founder and director Nica Burns, has issued the following release:
Lloyd Griffith is set to embark on his brand-new UK tour with stand-up show ‘Baroque and Roll’, from 1st March to 18th May 2024, spanning across 31 dates and including some of UK's most iconic venues, such as London’s Leicester Square Theatre.
Guests have been revealed for the forthcoming season of Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast interviews at, yes, the Leicester Square Theatre. There will two interviews each night.
Highlights include League of Gentlement writer Jeremy Dyson and regular Derren Brown collaborator Andy Nyman on June 26 and Be Willbond and Laurence Rickard from Ghosts and Bridget Christie on 3 July.
BBC Comedy have today launched the Editors Access Scheme to redress the lack of disability representation in Scripted Comedy editing. This interventional scheme will allow two candidates who are either deaf, disabled and/or Neurodivergent the opportunity to accelerate their careers in editing for scripted comedy.
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