Subscription social platform OnlyFans has announced the launch of its Creative Fund: Comedy Edition. This version of the Creative Fund, will see comedians from the UK and Ireland compete for the opportunity to win a total of £100,000 and to have their talents judged by London Hughes (pictured), Jamali Maddix and Mae Martin.
Preview links for upcoming TV programmes often ping in with requests not to reveal spoilers these days but Am I Being Unreasonable? must break some kind of record. Previewers are requested not to reveal "that someone was xxx - that xxx was xxx - that xxx has xxx - that xxx is a xxx - that xxx has xxx - that xxx is an xxx - that xxx is embroiled in an xxx"
Kevin Bridges has been presented with the first Platinum Artist Award from the SEC after taking the crown as the artist who has played the most shows ever at SEC venues. The comedian’s 16-night sell-out shows at the OVO Hydro for his “Overdue Catch Up” tour bring the comedy legend’s total performances to sixty-three and kicks off a new awards programme from the SEC, recognising the best in live entertainment.
Mock the Week will now begin recording next Wednesday, 21st September, with transmission on Friday 23rd September. This will be the last series of the long-running comedy panel show.
There will now be five regular episodes followed by two specials looking back over the seventeen years the series has been running.
Reece Shearsmih has told Richard Herring about the time he met Sir Christopher Lee and what Bernie Clifton thought of Inside No 9 episode Bernie Clifton's Dressing Room in the latest Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre podcast just released.
Shearsmith was speaking to promote the new movie See How They Run, a murder mystery which is currently number one at the box office.
The Graham Norton Show is set to return to BBC One on Friday, September 30 at 10.40pm.
When I saw Dylan Moran at the Apollo in London recently it was clear that despite rarely appearing on TV these days he still had a massive devoted following. Thanks, I'm guessing, to the enduring popularity of his uber-grumpy character Bernard Black in Black Books. So it's good to see Moran back on the box in a brand new comedy, Stuck.
TOBY JONES (The Detectorists, Sherlock, Harry Potter, Captain America) is to star in a new production of Charles Dickens’ ‘lost’ sequel to A Christmas Carol.
Improbable are delighted to announce full cast and creative team for An Improbable Musical, a Royal and Derngate Northampton and Improbable production. Following its critically acclaimed premiere in Northampton this February, An Improbable Musical will open at the Exeter Northcott on 27 September before a limited London run at Hackney Empire from 21 October.
Submissions are now open for the fourth Comedy Women In Print prize.
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