Maisie Adam
The line-up for this week's run of Richard Osman's House of Games is comedian Maisie Adam, impressionist/satirist Rory Bremner, gold medal-winning Olympic rower James Cracknell and actor/singer Michelle Gayle
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.
1. Simon Amstell – Yes, of course he goes onstage and talks about himself for an hour and a bit, but comic narcissism with lashings of self-awareness doesn’t get funnier that Amstell’s latest show Spirit Hole. Click here for 2022 dates.
If you want proof that comedians regularly boss Richard Osman's House of Games look at the line-up of this winners week special featuring four previous champions. Three of the contestants – Maisie Adam, Ivo Graham and Zoe Lyons are comedians. They are joined by token non comedy celebrity, radio presenter, DJ and actor Dev Griffin. But really, it's all about comedians. And hair. And Brighton.
Fresh from Live at The Apollo, Mock The Week, and The Last Leg, Best Newcomer nominee Maisie Adam is back with a brand new show for 2022, Buzzed.
Rammed with witty observations, high-octane energy and some right good jokes.
This high-energy show promises to be better than whatever else you had planned (unless you had plans to go dancing with Cher).
NextUp, the comedy streaming platform, has announced its integration with Samsung and LG TVs. Smart TV owners can now livestream the very best stand-up shows with a few taps of a remote control, bringing the ’anything that can happen’ thrill of live comedy to millions of sofas across the UK.
I had a bit of a minor panic when I was waiting for Maisie Adam. The Yorkshire-born, Brighton-based comic was one of the acts I had circled when I saw the line-up announced in the same way I used to circle the programmes I definitely wanted to see in the Christmas edition of the Radio Times.
New show Yesterday, Today and the Day Before offers a female take on world events, with the first episode featuring panellists Suzi Ruffell, Sophie Duker (pictured), Maisie Adam (pictured) and Steph McGovern. Labour Alumni Alistair Campbell also joins as a guest on the show.
It might be the ultimate accolade for some to appear in Viz's lookalikes section, but maybe it depends who they think you look like.
There used to be a bit of a joke in media circles that when the guests left a high brow BBC arts review programme they could all share the same taxi because they all lived a few streets from each other in fashionable Islington. This crossed my mind because two of the excellent comedians on the final edition of Mock The Week, Maisie Adam and Angela Barnes, are both based in Brighton.
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