Andrew Lawrence tapes his BBC sitcom
Andrew Lawrence is to record his own BBC sitcom next month.
The comedian has been fiercely critical of the broadcaster, calling it a ‘biased organisation’ with 'deeply ingrained militant liberal politics' and slating positive discrimination on panel shows.
However, he will be back on Radio 4 this autumn with a four-part series There Is No Escape, the title of one of his previous stand-up tours. He writes and stars in the show.
Chortle first reported the commission in September last year, but now more details have emerged.
The BBC explains the premise as: 'Andrew is completely dissatisfied with his lot: work, home, his girlfriend, all of it. He constantly aspires to something better, to escape from this dreary life. But his attempts to improve himself will have to be a lot less feeble if they are ever going to succeed.'
There Is No Escape will co-star comic Diane Morgan, and be recorded at the BBC's Maida Vale Studios. Click here to apply for free audience tickets.
Click here to read Chortle's review of his current Edinburgh show Uncensored.
Published: 22 Aug 2015