The Wells Comedy Festival – Somerset’s ‘weekend-long comedy jamboree’ (The Guardian) – has announced its return, with the first batch of shows now on sale.
Over the weekend of May 27-29, England’s smallest city will play host to over 40 comedy shows at various venues throughout the city.
The first batch of shows announced includes Harry Hill, Phil Wang, Al Murray The Pub Landlord, Shaparak Khorsandi, Isy Suttie, Mark Watson, Mike Wozniak, Lou Sande
Comedian and quiz champion Paul Sinha is to present a quiz show, or, rather, a show about quiz trivia, on BBC Radio 4. Free tickets are available at the link below.
Scala Radio are working with four award-winning comedians across the month. Isy Suttie, Sindhu Vee, Maisie Adam and Andy Parsons will each be hosting a show on Sunday evenings on the station to provide you with fun, laughter and a great musical soundtrack.
Comedy Central UK has announced that its brand-new short form series “East Mode with Nigel Ng” will launch on Friday 4th February.
Six of ITV2's biggest entertainment shows are back for 2022 as the broadcaster announces the return of a roster of audience favourites.
The 2022 schedule on ITV2, which in 2021 remained the number one digital channel for 16-34 year olds, will include return series of The Emily Atack Show, Celebrity Karaoke Club, Apocalypse Wow, Celebrity Juice, Shopping with Keith Lemon and Secret Crush.
John Bishop's Saturday night show is settling into a comfortable groove mixing topical comedy with lighthearted interviews with his guests.
Comedian Jon Pearson has teamed up with American comedy powerhouse Comedy Dynamics to release his debut audio comedy album entitled 'What Have You Been Up To'
The album was recorded in October 2021 at The Canalhouse in Nottingham and is an hour of unscripted crowd work showing off Jon's skills he's picked up after years of mc work on the UK circuit.
The critically-acclaimed international hit romcom Starstruck, created by, written by, and starring Edinburgh Comedy Award winning comedian Rose Matafeo, returns to our screens with its highly anticipated second series on BBC Three’s new broadcast channel at 10pm on Monday 7th February, with the entire box set released on BBC iPlayer. Series one was streamed almost 5 million times on BBC iPlayer,
From February 2nd to 20th, audiences around the world will be able to watch Leicester Comedy Festival - the UK’s biggest pure comedy festival via streaming service NextUp.
Described as the ‘the Netflix of UK stand-up’, NextUp is available on web, mobile and smart TVs worldwide - bringing the Leicester Comedy Festival to more people than ever before.
The BBC has acquired the brand new short-form comedy-drama Cheaters, from Clerkenwell Films, the makers of The End of the F***ing World, Misfits, Lovesick and The Dig.
An eighteen-episode story told in ten-minute chapters, Cheaters is a sexy, messy, comedy-drama about morality and monogamy, and everything in between.
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