BCG Daily Monday 10th June 2024
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Jazz Emu review
Jazz Emu surely deserves a knighthood for his contribution to musical comedy.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 10th June 2024BBC says no HIGNFY election special
Busy summer schedule pushes out comedy entertainment show.
Heather Fallon, Broadcast, 10th June 2024Queenie review
Queenie is a crude parody of real women.
Rachel Cooke, The New Statesman, 10th June 2024We Are Lady Parts: how the show continues the legacy of Muslim punk genre taqwacore
If a TV show can spark that flame for an alienated youth in Jakarta or Johannesburg, in London or in Lahore, then ultimately I think that punk is still a beautiful thing - whether you're wearing a hijab or not.
Matthew Noone, The Conversation, 10th June 2024Michael McIntyre: Macnificent review
What makes Michael McIntyre so funny is his delivery and how his voice sounds like he's laughing while speaking; making his shows all the more entertaining.
Isla Barker, Brig Newspaper, 10th June 2024Jazz Emu review
The plot goes through multiple twists and turns throughout the hour, with Jazz's faux arrogance being the a characteristic that acts as a through-line for the show.
Zahid Fayyaz, The Play's The Thing UK, 10th June 2024Liverpool's Laughterhouse and London's 21Soho owe thousands say comics
Comedians collectively owed thousands of pounds by Liverpool's Laughterhouse comedy club have gone public with their concerns.
Chortle, 10th June 2024NonCensored podcast cancels holidays to cover Election
NonCensored, the improvised satirical comedy podcast hosted by Rosie Holt (as Harriet Langley Swindon), Brendan Murphy (as Producer Martin) and Eshaan Akbar (as an awful version of himself), has cancelled its plans to go on hiatus over the summer; instead, it will be releasing DAILY in the week of the election, with new episodes released around lunchtime Monday 1st July-Friday 5th July. And then they'll go on hiatus.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 10th June 2024Daniel Kitson to compere benefit gig with Katherine Ryan, Lou Sanders, Tom Rosenthal and more
Cult comedy superstar Daniel Kitson is set to compere an all-star benefit in aid of autism charity PDA next month.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 10th June 2024Jazz Emu review
Archie Henderson has many talents and combines them well, but undershoots his targets.
Grace Times, City AM, 10th June 2024Brian Butterfield review
How lucky we were, at the Theatre Royal Nottingham, to learn the secrets of success from one of Britain's captains of industry. A new talent is ascendant...
Ian C Douglas, LeftLion, 10th June 2024Mustafa Algiyadi interview
"Themes of belonging, identity, and a quest for a better passport!" We speak to the Libyan Arab comedian about his debut Fringe show, Almost Legal Alien.
Kevin Ibbotson-Wight, The Wee Review, 10th June 2024The UK's first LGBTQ+ comedy contest is changing the industry
"People laugh with you, not at you".
Marcus Wratten, Pink News, 10th June 2024Adam Buxton at Eventim Apollo review
Effortless comedy and chemistry with special guest Louis Theroux.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 10th June 2024Kind Hearts And Coronets: locations from the murderous Ealing classic today
As Kind Hearts And Coronets turns 75, we went in search of the places where the D'Ascoyne family meet their sticky ends.
Adam Scovell, British Film Institute, 10th June 2024On the Mic Picks: Eleanor Morton
Eleanor isn't just one of the best up and coming stand ups in Britain, she's is one of the few Edinburgh born comedians performing at the Fringe this year.
On The Mic, 10th June 2024Videos
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Series 11, Episode 2 - Grumpy-Pumpy Doo-Dah McGrawBishop Briggs has a crisis of faith - but a dark force lurks in Lenzie.
I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue
Series 81, Episode 5The godfather of all panel shows pays a visit to the Festival Theatre in Edinburgh. On the panel are Fred Macaulay, Milton Jones, Pippa Evans and Rory Bremner with Jack Dee in the umpire's chair. Colin Sell accompanies on the piano.