Rufus Hound
Rufus Hound is set to star in a stage version of classic British sitcom The Good Life.
My Teenage Diary returns for another series of fascinating, funny, in-depth and intimate interviews hosted by Rufus Hound, as famous guests read out bits from their genuine teenage diaries.
This series the guests are Joe Thomas, Tim Downie, Ken Cheng, Jane Horrocks, Sofie Hagen and Deborah Frances White.
On each date below two episodes will be recorded. Audience members will be required to stay for both shows.
Tickets will be allocated on a first-come first
Rufus Hound has announced that he has left ITV1's Dancing on Ice.
The comedian/actor made a statement on social media and via YouTube.
He said: "I will no longer be participating in @dancingonice COVID is - as I'm sure we're all well aware - a bastard and sadly the world isn't short of those."
Dancing on Ice star Rufus Hound has been attacked in the tabloids for past comments he has made.
Newspapers have picked up on comments he made about the Manchester Arena bombings and now also about comments Hound made on a podcast about an album by actor Peter Wyngarde.
Rufus Hound caused controversy on Dancing On Ice on Sunday night when he brought up the subject of feeding hungry children during the Covid crisis.
When host Phillip Schofield suggested that Hound's routine was crazy Hound replied: "Mate, we live in a world where the people we elect don’t want to feed hungry children. This is the least mad thing that has happened to me in a long time.”
Actor and comedian Rufus Hound is the twelfth celebrity skater confirmed to take part in Dancing on Ice 2021.
Comedian/actor Rufus Hound has joined the cast of Dusty, the landmark new musical about singer Dusty Springfield's life which will have its world premiere at Theatre Royal Bath in June 2018 before dates at The Lyceum in Sheffield, Newcastle Theatre Royal, and The Lowry in Salford.
Hound will play Dusty's manager and will join the previously announced Katherine Kingsley (Piaf, Singin’ in the Rain) and Roberta Taylor (The Bill, EastEnders) as Dusty’s mother Kay.
An audio recording of an impassioned "meltdown" by Rufus Hound that was cut from a programme has been released. Hound's vociferous attack on government financial policy was recorded in June as part of a forthcoming edition of the next series of R4's Museum of Curiosity. It has been made available with Hound's consent by the programme's producer Richard Turner.
The news that Rufus Hound is planning to stand as an MEP for the pro-NHS National Health Action Party makes him the latest in an increasingly long line of comedians dipping their toes into stormy political waters. In February last year Italian comedian Beppe Grillo received the most votes in his country's general election. In Iceland Jon Gnarr fronts the Best Party and is the current Mayor of Reykjavik.
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