
London’s Roundhouse announces month-long comedy festival
With Katherine Ryan, James Acaster, Nish Kumar and more
03/04/2023 … London’s Roundhouse venue is to hold a month-long comedy festival this August.
All the latest news about comedy and comedians: stand-up, TV sitcoms and sketch shows, comedy movies, etc…
With Katherine Ryan, James Acaster, Nish Kumar and more
03/04/2023 … London’s Roundhouse venue is to hold a month-long comedy festival this August.
Stand-up scoops 'Spirit of Glasgow' award at city's comedy festival
03/04/2023 … Janey Godley has been awarded the first Sir Billy Connolly Spirit of Glasgow Award.
Vikki Stone's adaptation scoops top theatre award
03/04/2023 … Hey Duggee Live, the CBeebies show which comedian Vikki Stone adapted for the stage, has won the Olivier Award for best family show.
The best of the week's live comedy
02/04/2023 … Sunday April 2 GLASGOW: The city's international comedy festival comes to an end tonight.
The best of the week's comedy on TV and radio
02/04/2023 … Our pick of the comedy on TV, radio and on demand this week: Sunday April 2 WORLD’S MOST DANGEROUS ROADS: The series ends with Maisie Adam and Suzi Ruffell…
Frank Skinner leads prayers for a 'fantastic bloke'
01/04/2023 … Comedian Gareth Richards has been very seriously injured in a car crash.
Comic pulls gig because venue is also hosting a controversial SNP MP
31/03/2023 … Stand-up Bethany Black has cancelled a gig at The Stand comedy club because it is also hosting an MP accused of being transphobic.
Al Murray, Mel Giedroyc, Joe Thomas and Neil Morrissey in The Crown Jewels
31/03/2023 … Al Murray, Mel Giedroyc, Joe Thomas and Neil Morrissey are to star in a new stage comedy about ‘the most unbelievable royal caper in British history’.
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