BCG Daily Sunday 2nd March 2025
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The week in TV: Small Town, Big Story
Chris O'Dowd's new comedy is part sci-fi spoof, part Irish Local Hero.
Barbara Ellen, The Observer, 2nd March 2025
Jonathan Ross fears Wallace & Gromit will miss out on Oscar for surprising reason
He's acutely aware of the fierce competition.
Laura Carreno, The Mirror, 2nd March 2025
Harry Hill: New Bits & Greatest Hits review
Hill at 60 remains so joyful and daft that you will never stop chuckling for long.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 2nd March 2025
Scottish comedian on how a brain injury inspired new show
Sid Ozalid, a comedian who suffered a traumatic brain injury has channelled his recovery into the only family-friendly show at this year's Glasgow International Comedy Festival.
Gabriel McKay, The Herald, 2nd March 2025
Mel Brooks' The Producers to transfer to the West End
The Menier Chocolate Factory's critically acclaimed production of The Producers is set to transfer to London's West End this Autumn.
Theatre Weekly, 2nd March 2025
Meet Samuel Anderson - aka Mal - the breakout star of Amandaland
As the single dad in the hit BBC comedy, the Brummie actor has got school-gate mums hot under the collar.
Julia Llewellyn Smith, The Sunday Times, 2nd March 2025
How to get over a bad gig
Luke McGibbon's tips on learning from a death without dwelling on it.
Luke McGibbon, Chortle, 2nd March 2025
James Barr review
Trauma collides with one-liners in James Barr's challenging but well-honed tale of abuse.
Jo Laidlaw, The List, 2nd March 2025
The Late Nite PowerPoint Comedy Showcase comedy review
This variety show turns preternaturally dull PowerPoint presentations into laugh-a-minute flights of fancy.
Lauren Dallas, The List, 2nd March 2025
Derek Mitchell review
With relations between the US, UK and Europe realigning every day just now, Derek Mitchell's debut stand-up hour feels a bit on the nose, even if the beginning of its run preceded the recent ramping up of anti-immigrant rhetoric from various Western governments.
Jay Richardson, The Reviews Hub, 2nd March 2025
Tim Harding's comedy diary
Will Owen, working on his second show, is an interesting proposition in that his character on stage seems to want to be the archetypical obnoxious gay zoomer, but is too sweet, too earnest and too bashful to fully convince as this type of figure.
Tim Harding, Chortle, 2nd March 2025
Armando Iannucci: "I've been living off adrenaline. Now I feel normal"
The king of comedy on how ADHD medication has changed his life, dealing with flops and why his next film will be a satire on social media.
Ben Dowell, The Times, 2nd March 2025Videos
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