Sue Perkins is going back on the road for her first full-length stand-up tour in two decades. In this brand-new show, visiting over 40 British cities, she shares the unlikely happenings from a career in the spotlight.
What’s the fallout when your lumpy brain goes haywire on live TV? How do you convince the public you didn’t really fall onto that vacuum attachment?
After a successful Tour of Australia and New Zealand Eric Idle is bringing his new show to the UK, promising "An Evening of Comedy, Music, Philosophy, and One Fart Joke".
A rare survivor of pancreatic cancer, he sings, ironically, “this may be the last time you see me” in an evening of rude songs, some singalongs, inappropriate remarks, reminiscences of fame, fortune and rare footage, plus a Virtual Band and surprise guests.
Adam Kay is set to tour again, delivering a unique insight into the British healthcare system as he takes the audience behind the blood-splattered curtain. Adam will be joined in conversation by another famous face (unless they cancel at the last-minute) who will act as your guide throughout the evening as Kay launches his debut crime novel, A PARTICULARLY NASTY CASE.
Britain’s leading forum for television and media, the Royal Television Society (RTS), has revealed the winners for the RTS Programme Awards 2025, in partnership with Cast & Crew. The ceremony was hosted by comedian Tom Allen.
One of the highlights of Prime Video's Last One Laughing UK is Bob Mortimer's magic show, which had everyone suppressing giggles. It's not the first time Bob has tried a bit of magic. Watch his Last One Laughing set-piece below and below that watch a routine he did with Vic Reeves three decades ago...
Last One Laughing is streaming on Prime Video. Read a review here.
Comedian, podcaster (A Gay And A NonGay), radio presenter (The Hits Radio Breakfast Show), TV Host - and gay icon! - James Barr is delighted to be taking his fearless, critically acclaimed stand-up show Sorry I Hurt Your Son (Said My Ex to My Mum) on a UK tour - fresh from successful runs at Edinburgh and Adelaide Fringe Festivals.
US drama Poker Face returns to Sky and streaming service NOW for its second season on 9 May. From creative mastermind Rian Johnson and starring Emmy® Nominee Natasha Lyonne, alongside a host of established guest stars, the mystery-of-the-week series will land with three episodes, followed by a weekly episodic release.
After running up the usual Edinburgh Fringe debts, comedian Stuart Laws was delighted to be offered a well-paid MC job in Leeds. Things did not go quite to plan though. First of all he discovered on arriving that he had to wear a wolf cnstume. And then this fairy tale booking got worse...
Stuart Laws is currently on tour. Details here.
The search is on for 2025’s ultimate bingo comedy host— Dabbers Social Bingo’s legendary competition returns to discover performers who can mix quick wit, dazzling stage presence and top-tier bingo calling skills into an unforgettable show.
The hit BBC comedy Amandaland, starring Lucy Punch, Joanna Lumley and Philippa Dunne, is officially returning to iPlayer and BBC One after a standout debut.
Since launching, Amandaland has averaged 6.4M viewers to date, making it the BBC’s second biggest comedy launch in recent years (excluding specials), behind Ludwig (9.5M) and on par with The Outlaws (6.4M), according to the latest data.
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