
Mustafa Algiyadi’s A Little Killing Hurts No One
01/06/2023 … A warm and engaging comic, Mustafa Algiyadi greets the audience as they enter the pub, let alone the intimate room he’s performing in.
01/06/2023 … A warm and engaging comic, Mustafa Algiyadi greets the audience as they enter the pub, let alone the intimate room he’s performing in.
01/06/2023 … An Israeli comic based in Berlin, Nir Gottleid describes himself as ‘one of the darkest comics’ in Europe, and sells his show about ageing by promising…
Review of Alan Carr's new autobiographical ITVX sitcom
01/06/2023 … Changing Ends beams with warmth despite – or more likely because of – the endemic 1980s homophobia which forms its backdrop.
Comic went viral with his clean material
01/06/2023 … American stand-up Brad Upton is to play London for the first time.
Fringe acts to perform on rail service
01/06/2023 … Comic Gavin Webster will be performing on a Newcastle to Edinburgh train next week, as part of a tie-up between rail operator Lumo and the Fringe.
Guests announced for How Do You Cope?
01/06/2023 … Elis James and John Robins’s Radio 5 Live mental health podcast How Do You Cope? is to return next week.
Edmund's portrait snuck up inside stately home
01/06/2023 … A new portrait of Edmund Blackadder was secretly installed overnight at a stately home, to the bemusement of visitors.
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