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The first ever Walthamstow Weekender is a community driven festival celebrating literature, music, poetry and comedy, 24-25 September 2022, in Walthamstow, east London.
In recent years the Red Imp Comedy Club and Rock n Roll Book Club have helped turn Walthamstow into a cultural hot spot.
Rich Hall’s comedy-music locomotive keeps on rollin’ with new and rescheduled dates for Rich Hall’s Hoedown Deluxe announced for 2022.
Join multi award-winning comedian and US Citizen Rich Hall as he examines what's happened in the first 100 days of the Biden presidency.
A combination of stand-up, sketch and interview, Rich Hall’s First 100 Days Breakdown broadcasts live from the fictional IBBC network in Washington to the whole of the United States.
2019 will mark the thirtieth year since the fall of the Berlin Wall and, ostensibly, the end of the Cold War. In light of this, Rich Hall embarks on an examination of the relationship between the West and the East, America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics as part of a BBC4 season commemorating the fall of the Wall.
Comedian Rich Hall is to present a new documentary looking at the history of the USA to tie in with Independence Day on July 4.
In his latest BBC4 documentary Hall explores the American Dream and the dictum that came over with the very first pilgrims who set foot on Plymouth Rock, Work hard and you will succeed.
Fancy all the fun of a comedy festival without the mud, the motorways or the bother of putting up a tent? Londoners are lucky enough to have the British Summer Time comedy shows right on their doorstep. The four nights of fun take place in Hyde Park this year from June 22 - 25.
The annual Barclaycard British Summer Time Festival in Hyde Park has announced its comedy bill for June 22 – 25. The four-day event in the centre of London boasts an impressive international line-up. The nightly headliners are American Rich Hall alongside his band, Australian Jim Jefferies and Irishmen Ed Byrne and Ardal O’Hanlon.
Supporting Rich Hall on June 22 are Marcus Brigstocke, Shappi Khorsandi and Romesh Ranganathan with special guest host Russell Kane.
The Barclaycard British Summer Time Festival in Hyde Park has announced its comedy line-up for June 22 – 25.
The Soho Theatre's comedy programming policy has been consistently high in recent years but in the last couple of months they've blotted their impeccable track record with a few disappointing – to me, anyway – American visitors. Judah Friedlander failed to lived up to the hype and college humour duo Jake & Amir just made me feel old with their blend of juvenile smut and puerile banter. But the best venue(s) in London gets back on track this week with two surefire bets both opening on Monday.
There is no Pappy's show in Edinburgh this summer – sob – but that doesn't mean they will be keeping a low profile, oh no. Their eagerly anticipated BBC3 sitcom Badults starts later this month and BTJ will be running a review shortly. But if you still need your live fix of Tom, Ben and Matthew they are doing a one-off podcast recording of Pappy's Flatshare Slamdown at the Soho Theatre tonight.
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