BCG Daily Sunday 12th May 2024
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Larry Dean on 10 things that changed his life
A problem I had in school was I thought they all hated me.
Adam Robertson, The National (Scotland), 12th May 2024
Joe Tracini interview
"I've still got to be here because there are people that care about me more than I care about me. And so I know that I can't go anywhere."
I Talk Telly, 12th May 2024
The Government Inspector review
There are high spirits here but I left wishing there were more.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 12th May 2024
Tony Hancock at 100, by Diane Morgan, Paul Merton and more
On the centenary of the comedian's birth (and 56 years after his tragic death), famous fans explain why we'll never stop finding him funny.
The Telegraph, 12th May 2024
10 things we learned from Greg Davies's Desert Island Discs
How his parents shaped his comedy, how a floatation tank changed his life, and which item Greg is the first castaway ever to choose as their luxury item.
BBC, 12th May 2024
Clinton Baptiste review
Are the jokes deliberately terrible - yes. Are the references knowingly dated - yes. Is the idea of the show starting to wear a bit thin, Clin - yes Do the audience care about that one little bit - no.
Russell, Theatre & Tonic, 12th May 2024
Low Effort Sketches review
Clever, beautifully crafted sketches honed by a deceptively complex double-act.
James Walsh, The Reviews Hub, 12th May 2024
Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights props set to go up for auction
Warren & Wignall will again auction more than 20 lots of props and memorabilia from the programme.
Jack Fifield, Bolton News, 12th May 2024
Punt and Dennis: 'Being male, white and middle-class doesn't put you high on the pecking order'
Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis talk about why Radio 4's The Now Show came to an end, their 'old fashioned' comedy, and BBC impartiality.
The Telegraph, 12th May 2024On the Mic Picks: Sasha Ellen
Sasha has been appearing at the Edinburgh Fringe for around a decade now.
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