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The Pleasance has announced more Edinburgh Fringe shows. Seann Walsh and Rachel Fairburn are among the comedy names just added. There’s even more to enjoy online with a new digital showcase as well as the National Partnership Award shows heading to the world wide web.
Seann Walsh has opened up about the ups and downs of his career in a new podcast interview.
Speaking to host Simon Gibson on the latest episode of his Success Won't Come Calling podcast Walsh talked about how his career had not always gone to plan and how it had taken its toll on his mental health.
TV Channel Dave and comedians including Seann Walsh, Stevie Martin and Darren Harriott have teamed up with CALM to launch a self-help 'Guide to Normality' as lockdown eases.
This follows a new study that reveals that over four in five (81%) British adults are feeling socially apprehensive as lockdown ends.
Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Seann Walsh is heading back out on tour this spring with his new show Same Again? There will be 25 dates between April and June 2020.
So many shows, so little time. Well actually so many shows, quite a lot of time. But still not long enough to do more than scratch the surface of comedy at the Fringe. I was at the Edinburgh Fringe 2019 for 23 days. And saw 91 shows. Not quite the most I’ve seen in a Fringe stint, but it may have been more. Some were free gigs with no tickets so I may not have made a note of them.
ITV2 has recommissioned game show Don’t Hate The Playaz and comedy show The Stand Up Sketch Show.
Anarchic Hip Hop comedy show Don’t Hate The Playaz will return to ITV2 in Autumn 2019.
The first series proved hugely popular with ITV2 viewers and was nominated for a Royal Television Society Award this year in the Entertainment category.
Filmed in a gig-environment and hosted by Jordan Stephens, two teams made up of comedians, Hip Hop legends & celebrity Hip Hop
Just when you think you've seen every game show format along comes Flinch, Netflix's first foray into original game show programming.
Well, this is certainly an interesting way of putting stand-up on television. Rather than go down the perfectly reasonable tried and tested Live at the Apollo route for their new series, ITV has snapped up some of comedy's top rising stars and a few established ones and has got them to act out their jokes in sketches as well as tell them onstage.
Seann Walsh and Katya Jones have been eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing.
Their spooky toymaker dance failed to impress the judges on Saturday night, scoring only 20 points.
And on Sunday night after the public vote they faced a dance off with cricketer Graeme Swann and Oti Mabuse.
The judges put Graeme and Oti through and knocked Walsh and Jones out.
Seann Walsh put in fake teeth and played a creepy toymaker on this week's Strictly Come Dancing Halloween edition.
Walsh and dancing partner Katya Jones put a new twist on an old fairy tale with their latest routine. Jones played a doll and Walsh played a crazy toymaker. They did what was described as a Viennese waltz to Screaming Jay Hawkins' I Put A Spell On You. It didn't go down too well though with the judges.
Craig Revel Horwod thought it was too "skippy" and gave them 3.
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