BCG Daily Thursday 14th September 2023

Sara Pascoe on why she'll never do the Edinburgh Fringe again

And how she cried when her ex's show was a success.

Glasgow comedian 'gutted' after show cancelled at late notice

A Glasgow comedian has revealed that he is "gutted" after one of his shows was cancelled due to the venue closing with immediate effect. Gary Faulds posted a statement yesterday expressing his disappointment in having to cancel his show in Motherwell on September 22 as he states it was an issue that "no one seen coming".

Myra Dubois: Be Well review

Acid-tongued comic creations.

Myra Dubois: Be Well review

Now on a national tour, the fabulous drag queen Myra DuBois makes a triumphant return to the West End with her new show, which takes on mindfulness and mental health in meaningful ways while also remaining resolutely ridiculous.

Naturists hope nude comedy can sell lifestyle to younger people

Young British Naturism, a group for ages 18-35, wants to challenge stereotypes with its clothes-free events.

Richard Ayoade criticised for supporting Graham Linehan and 'brilliance' of new book

Richard Ayoade has been criticised for praising a new book by "anti-trans" campaigner Graham Linehan.

20 years later, Peep Show and Little Britain have aged very differently

Two comedy shows launched on the same evening back in 2003, but only one has emerged as a classic of the genre.

Iain Stirling recalls 'disaster' first date with Laura Whitmore

Iain Stirling has recalled his 'disaster' first date with now-wife Laura Whitmore.

The comedian recounted his blunder during an appearance on a special edition of Loose Women & Men.

Dave Gorman interview

Dave Gorman said Powerpoint was a way to bring lots of information and tell a story in a different way.