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Richard Herring has announced the interviewees for the eleventh series of his Leicester Square Theatre Podcast (or RHLSTP as the cool kids have started to call it).
The eight-week run at the Leicester Square Theatre goes from June 5th to July 24th.
Adam Buxton has been crowned Podcast Champion at the British Podcast Awards. The award recognises the person who has done the most to help and develop podcasts in 2016. The Adam Buxton Podcast has had umpteen big guests such as Steve Coogan, Michael Palin and Brian Eno.
Comedian Adam Buxton is taking part in a Channel 4 one-off which aims to show viewers how to make the most of their weekend by exploring the weird, wonderful and wild activities in the UK.
The Great Escapists (working title) will meet the colourful, charismatic and often extremely eccentric characters who have created bespoke experiences.
NEWS: The Palladium gig has been unexpectedly cancelled today. We have asked for an explanation and will get back to you...
Adam Buxton is to headline a show at the London Palladium with ventriloquist Nina Conti.
The show, on May 28, will be part of a new season of Palladium Party variety shows promoted by innovative company Invisible Dot.
Diet of Worms, the Irish sketch group behind BBC4 comedy The Walshes, is making a pilot for Radio 4.
Kült is about a group of five lowly but loveable Irish employees of a massive global furniture corporation based in Dublin - a modern Nordic company which resembles more of an insane religious sect than a traditional business.
All this and Adam Buxton is a special guest.
Legendary club night Karaoke Circus was revived for a one-off special last night in Bethnal Green, with stars from the comedy world paying homage to the late Thin White Duke. Highlights included Peter Serafinowicz, Kevin Eldon and Chris Addison doing numbers backed by Martin White and his band. And Adam Buxton paid homage to his late hero and his own late father with a moving, funny intro and this distinctly English version of Kooks from Hunky Dory.
Noel Fielding, Adam Buxton and Tim Key are among the acts due to play a four-day mini-festival later this month.
The shows will take place from February 15 - 20 at the Bush Theatre in West London, a small venue in Shepherds Bush better known for staging fringe theatre plays rather than comedy. The shows have been arranged by the management agency PBJ.
The full line-up of Comedy at the Bush is as follows:
Monday Feb 15: Rory Bremner & Mark Dolan
Wednesday Feb 17: Adam Buxton
Comedy club/promoters Invisible Dot have announced their biggest-ever gig to mark their 7th birthday.
The special event will take place at the Eventim Apollo on 25th January and the line-up features Adam Buxton, bespectacled maverick Harry Hill, cult optimist Josie Long, bookish intellect Sara Pascoe, award winning poet/savant Tim Key, and The Horne Section MC. More incredible acts to be announced soon!
Stand ups have always been happy to do their bit for charity, but that urge to help out has gone into overdrive recently. It can't just be because of the election – most of these gigs were announced before May 7. But something tells me there may be many more in the future, so BTJ has launched this dedicated page which will try to list the main London charity shows and big ones outside the capital.
Innovative comedy producers Invisible Dot will be curating a programme of events as part of the Manchester International Festival which runs from July 2 - 19. Among the highlights is the world premiere of The Crocodile, a Dostoyevsky story adapted by Tom Basden, plus a new show from Adam Buxton. Events will take place in the Pavilion Theatre, Festival Square.
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