Sarah Millican
Sarah Millican is hosting a brand new radio panel show for BBC Radio 4.
Update December 2017: lots of extra dates now added to the initial 130 dates below due to demand. Click on link below for dates and to buy tickets.
A major tour has been announced for Sarah Millican.
The Control Enthusiast tour will currently start at The Dukes in Lancaster on January 13, 2018 and finishes at the Pyramid and Parr Hall in Warrington on December 6. There are 130 dates.
Comedian Sarah Millican is writing her first book, to be published by Trapeze this October.
Details of the the book have been revealed in her latest newsletter.
Sarah Millican is to do a special one-off gig at the Edinburgh Fringe in support of the Leicester Comedy Festival.
The show will feature Millican plus a line-up of special guests. The performance takes place at Underbelly, George Square, on Tuesday 16th August at 5pm and tickets are now on sale via www.underbellyedinburgh.co.uk.
Deal Or No Deal is to celebrate its tenth birthday on Channel 4 with a surprise twist for host Noel Edmonds - he will be playing the game while Sarah Millican is to be the guest host.
In a show to air on 18th September at 8pm, Sarah Millican delivers the news to a stunned Noel using the infamous ‘Gotcha!’ as she sneaks in from the wings to reveal that she’ll be hosting this special episode.
Sarah Millican is the new curator of The Museum of Curiosity. She will take over the role for the forthcoming 8th series.
The Museum of Curiosity is the comedy panel show that sets out to bring together the most interesting people in the universe and ask them to submit one item each to fill the Museum's empty plinths.
Created by John Lloyd, Richard Turner and Dan Schreiber, it has proved to be one of the most loved programmes on BBC Radio 4.
Sarah Millican has announced a major new UK tour. It is called Outsider and starts in Stockton on October 15, 2015 and at the moment finishes on September 23, 2016 in Leicester.
Tickets go on sale to the general public at 9am on Friday March 27. Here is the link.
I don’t often see live comedy shows twice but I made an exception with Sausage Time. I enjoyed it so much when I reviewed it I returned with family and friends and it didn't disappoint me, even though I knew what was coming.
Sarah Millican’s third live DVD finds the South Shields stand-up superstar discussing a radical change in her life. After years of renting flats she has recently bought a house and is delighted because she “really missed going upstairs to bed.” The downside, however, is having to go downstairs to eat, which Millican likes doing. A lot. There is a great gag in this show in which she runs through how many meals one can actually manage in a day if you simply put in the effort.
I’ve just realised why so many comedians hate Live at the Apollo. There are a heck of a lot of comedians out there who haven’t been asked to appear on the show. Never mind a woman scorned, there is nothing worse than a comedian who fails to get a booking on the TV series that can make you a household name.
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