Off Menu with Ed Gamble and James Acaster – the award-winning podcast that invites a special guest into the ’dream restaurant’ to order their favourite meal – is celebrating reaching its one hundredth episode with a very special edition featuring Gamble and Acaster themselves as the guests.
Alan, welcome back! For the uninitiated, what can you tell us about This Time?
It’s what’s known as a magazine show, bottling all of the magic of magazine reading and translating that into 30 minutes of TV. Some people sneer at magazines. But imagine a world without magazines, with readers having to make do with books, newspapers and letters. A chilling prospect.
Acast, the creator-first podcast company, has extended its long-standing relationship with Acast Creator Network show The Adam Buxton Podcast. Acast will continue to host, distribute and monetise the smash-hit podcast, which recently released its 150th episode and has had more than 65 million all-time listens.
The Paul Chowdhry PudCast sees the multi award-winning stand-up comedian speak to celebrity guests on life’s turning points; those decisions we make which can change the course of our lives. From sobriety to breaking through racial barriers to career defining forks in the road, listeners will hear inspiring and entertaining stories as Paul delves deeper into his guests’ lives.
Underbelly Festival is set to return to London this summer with a brand new home in Cavendish Square in the heart of Central London’s Oxford Street District.
Underbelly have this week submitted a planning application for the festival to run every day from 01 July – 26 September, with free entry and access to the site.
On Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th May comedy fans around the world will be able to enjoy a performance of Dylan Moran’s hilarious latest show, ‘Dr Cosmos’, from the comfort of their living rooms.
2019 was record-breaking for Brighton Fringe with over 600,000 attendees, while 2020 saw the Festival explore digital performance for the first time. Now, for 2021, the festival is back with the most exciting and unusual cabaret, circus and comedy, dance, drama and drag. In the spirit of invention that has always inspired the Fringe, this year will be a hybrid festival with a mixture of live and digital shows.
Comedian Harry Hill has written his autobiography.
Harry Hill's Fight!: Thirty Years Not Quite at the Top will be published by Hodder Studio on November 11, priced £20 (though of course you'll be able to find it cheaper).
His book will tell his story from medical student to primetime star fronting the hit series TV Burp and beyond.
Comedy TV channel Dave has announced the launch of the world’s very first Flat Pack Pub. Watch comedian Jon Richardson sup a pint in it below.
The 15-piece home assembly kit has been specially crafted to help thirsty Brits who have found themselves locked out of beer gardens due to mass block bookings and lack of outside spaces.
Allan Mustafa and Hugo Chegwin – the co-creators and stars of award-winning comedy People Just Do Nothing – are back with more Chattin’ Shit as they launch the second series of their podcast. Episodes 1 and 2 are available on Spotify, iTunes and Acast from Wednesday 7th April.
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