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Comedians James Acaster, Lou Sanders, Phil Wang and Sally Phillips will team up to take part in a live game of Dungeons & Dragons on Friday 4 December at 7.30pm to raise money for Comic Relief.
James Acaster’s acclaimed show, Cold Lasagne Hate Myself 1999, will be Live Streamed On DICE on Thursday 17th December 2020 at 8pm GMT.
It is the performance filmed at EartH Hackney last December.
Commenting on the show, James says: "It was a show about the best year of my life (1999) and the worst year of my life (2017), I wore a very nifty jacket for it and I looked extremely cool. But then in 2020 the entire world changed, and the release of this show got heavily delayed.
Tom Parry and Ben Clark from Pappys are hosting an online fundraiser on July 12th for their old Youth Theatre in Wolverhampton.
Not only has the Central Youth Theatre been hit hard by the pandemic but during lockdown it was burgled and all of the tech equipment was stolen.
Podcast enthusiasts can now win a money-can’t-buy guest experience on their favourite podcasts.
Acast, the UK’s leading podcast company has teamed up with Comic Relief for GuestFest, offering six lucky fans the opportunity to record an episode with the nation’s most beloved podcasts to benefit vulnerable people affected by Covid-19.
Finding themselves out of work and struggling to stay sane, stand up comedian Mark Olver, who has warmed audiences up for the every panel show going (including The Last Leg, HIGNFY, Would I Lie To You), has joined forces with TV producer Simon Gummer to create their very own comedy panel show.
Produced independently for zero budget the lockdown has actually provided an opportunity to produce something that would normally not be possible without the backing of a major production company and broadcaster.
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James Acaster and Matt Lucas both feature in new podcasts launched by BBC Sounds today.
American broadcaster CBS has ordered a pilot of We The Jury, the sitcom written by comedian James Acaster.
We The Jury originally went out as a one-off as part of a pilots series on BBC2 in 2016, but a series was not commissioned in the UK.
James Acaster has revealed he accidentally bought shares in a company thinking it was Netflix. They were instead for the similarly titled NextUp - a London based start-up that streams stand-up comedy specials. The confusion came about whilst James attempted to browse the web whilst snacking - a valuable lesson for all.
James Acaster has won this year's Melbourne International Comedy Festival award for Most Outstanding Show.
Acaster picked up the award for his latest show Cold Lasagne Hate Myself 1999. As he is probably fed up reading by now, Acaster has been nominated for the Edinburgh Comedy Award five times without winning. He didn't take Cold Lasagne Hate Myself 1999 to the Edinburgh Fringe but his run in London last autumn garnered umpteen five star rave reviews.
The nominations have been announced for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Awards 2019. The nominations for the most outstanding show are Anne Edmonds, Cassie Workman, Geraldine Hickey, James Acaster, Nath Valvo and Tom Allen.
The nominees for the Best Newcomer Award 2019 are Blake Freeman, Dan Rath, Nina Oyama and Oliver Coleman.
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