BCG Daily Sunday 9th March 2014

On my radar: Ruby Wax's cultural highlights

The comedian and actor on Breaking Bad, Jez Butterworth's Jerusalem and the magic of Cape Town.

Tim Key: Single White Slut review - master of bathos

Tim Key at the Soho theatre is somewhere between standup and experimental theatre - and he's painfully funny.

Stewart Lee: Beware - this man may be only joking

To some he is toxic and scornful. But behind the contemptuous on-stage persona is a family man who wants his own garden - and counts his luck. James Hanning meets Stewart Lee.

Radio Times review

The heating's on the blink at Blandings Castle although the sub-zero temperature doesn't explain why Lord Emsworth has sprouted a luxuriant beard nor why his sister Connie is so incensed by the sight of it she wants to pack the old fellow off to his London club. But that is part of this drama's charm - logic and clarification are superfluous to stories rooted in the absurd and farcical.

Breezing through the chilly corridors in tonight's episode is a brash film crew (headed by Michael Brandon) from Hollywood and Lady Drusilla (Nichola McAuliffe), a fanatically religious woman who favours leather gussets. The usual tangle of misunderstandings ensues.

Comedy promoter apologises after dropping Jenny Collier

Jenny Collier took to Twitter after she was dropped because the 'venue did not want too many women on the bill'.