Egyptian-American Ramy Youssef is to front two benefit shows at London’s Leicester Square Theatre on Friday 17th February to raise money for Earthquake Relief
Following the sell-out success of 2022, Kaleidoscope Festival will return to Alexandra Palace once again on Saturday 15 July 2023, with an all-star line-up of comedy across the Fringe Stage in addition to live music and DJs, to keep thousands partying at London’s highest festival.
When I first read that Sky was making a series about a woman fighting sexism in the world of comedy, I expected to see an English version of the award-winning The Marvelous Mrs Maisel, which charted the career of a groundbreaking Joan Rivers-like character. What we get in this six-parter based on the Nick Hornby novel Funny Girl and adapted by Morwenna Banks has certain similarities, mixing social comment and comedy, but with a distinctly English saucy sixties seaside postcard edge to it.
Following her success at Edinburgh Festival Fringe Tiff Stevenson (Mock The Week) is set to take her brand-new show ‘Sexy Brain’ on UK & Ireland tour from 22nd March to 28th May, including venues such as London’s Soho Theatre. <
Rich Hardisty will be taking his hilarious yet touching show Silly Boy, out on the road for his debut national tour this spring.
In new research released today by Sky, 42 percent of Brits admitted that they cannot remember the last time they laughed out loud, as well as 32 percent of those surveyed believing they haven’t as much as giggled in the last month.
Natasha Anderson brings her first stand-up comedy show, Natasha Anderson: Food Diary (Work in Progress), to VAULT Festival in London for one night in February and the Brighton Fringe for two nights in May.
Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias brings his new live show to London's 02 Arena on 6 October 2023. He is one of America's most successful stand-up comedians performing to sold-out concerts around the world. He is also one of the most watched comedians on YouTube with almost a billion views and has over 25 million fans across social media.
Romesh Ranganathan has talked about being bullied, his early gigs and thinking about quitting comedy. He was talking on episode two of the podcast This Is Not What I Asked For, hosted by celebrity hairstylist Jonathan Andrew (pictured with Romesh)
Ranganathan talked about constantly crying in the toilet at his first job he hated:
With six weeks to go until the start of the Glasgow International Comedy Festival (GICF), organisers have announced that Janey Godley, Paul Black and Susie McCabe will lead the line-up at the Closing Gala on Sunday 2nd April.
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