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Olga Koch / Gareth Mutch / Marc Jennings - Bobby Carroll's Live Comedy Diary
Saturday 17th February 2024
This month Bobby watches three tour shows in their final iterations and ponders whether structure should ever trump jokes?
British Comedy Quiz #293
Wednesday 14th February 2024
A quiz themed all around fish in British comedy. The questions are more varied than you might expect. Can you reel in 10 points?
Random 8: Dina Martina
Tuesday 13th February 2024
Which fast-food icon did US diva Dina Martina dream of dating? All will be revealed.
Frank Skinner, Daniel Kitson, Jessica Fostekew - Mark Muldoon's Comedy Diary
Monday 12th February 2024
This week our live comedy columnist sees Frank Skinner's West End run, Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Jessica Fostekew, and legendary uber-comedian Daniel Kitson twice! Plus he deploys the word 'exquisite'.
Comedy Chronicles: Taking It To The Hilt - Jack Hylton and British Comedy
Sunday 11th February 2024
Jack Hylton must rate as one of, if not the, most extraordinary and influential impresarios in the history of British entertainment.
First Gig, Worst Gig: Mark Nelson
Friday 9th February 2024
Lime-tossing, stark-bollock Birmingham and a barney in Abu Dhabi: Mark Nelson takes us back.
Four classic BBC comedies
Thursday 8th February 2024
The BBC started pointing TV cameras at funny people over 90 years ago. Here is a look at four of the many shows they've made.
British Comedy Quiz #292
Wednesday 7th February 2024
Hyacinth Bucket, Hello, Cheeky! and a sitcom set feature this time. Also, "Have you tried turning it off and on again?".
Random 8: Grubby Little Mitts
Tuesday 6th February 2024
After much moistness at the Leicester Comedy Festival gala, Grubby Little Mitts talk crying blood, a Parisian p*sser and New York hair hijack.
Comedy Rewind: Drop The Dead Donkey - Making and breaking the headlines
Sunday 4th February 2024
We look back at classic 1990s newsroom-set comedy Drop The Dead Donkey, a sitcom that pondered whether journalistic integrity can prevail in a world where only a wealthy few have the power to set the agenda.