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Anna Mann - My pantomime highlights
Monday 28th November 2016
Actress Anna Mann talks about her memories of performing in panto. From a wet t-shirt dance, to blowing up the set in Eastbourne, she's had quite a career!
Nick Cody interview
Friday 25th November 2016
Melbourne's marvellously-bearded Nick Cody brings Come Get Some to the Soho Theatre from Monday 5th, the London stage of his bid for world domination.
First Gig, Worst Gig: Ed Gamble
Thursday 24th November 2016
Ed Gamble gets naked and takes long, hard look at his best bits and worst bits.
After 20 years, Silky reveals his real name
Tuesday 22nd November 2016
Comedy circuit veteran Silky has changed his name to Paul 'Silky' White. Why? We find out via this amusing interview.
Kieran Hodgson interview
Friday 18th November 2016
Kieran Hodgson talks to BCG about how he developed his critically acclaimed show Maestro, as well as what it's like to work with Nick Mohammed on his Mr Swallow musical. He also tells us more about his new Radio 4 sitcom, Sweats.
First Gig, Worst Gig: Jenny Éclair
Thursday 17th November 2016
The Grumpy Old Women star advocates the use of mayo on tour, but has gone right off posh cheese.
Jonathan Pie live tour adds more dates
Thursday 17th November 2016
Jonathan Pie, the irate news reporter character created by Tom Walker, is to appear at the world famous London Palladium on Saturday 4th March 2017 as he adds more dates to his live tour.
Hot Water to launch purpose built Liverpool club
Wednesday 16th November 2016
Hot Water Comedy Club is launching Liverpool's first purpose built comedy club. The new venue in Seel Street will open its doors in December.
Dane Baptiste interview
Wednesday 16th November 2016
Three years ago Dane Baptiste had to follow a floundering Circuit Training on stage. Now he's the brains and star of a BBC sitcom, so we hooked up in a tremendously random room at New Broadcasting House to reminisce.
Angel Comedy Club launches new venue The Bill Murray
Wednesday 16th November 2016
Angel Comedy Club has officially unveiled its new permanent home in London. It's new venue, a converted pub in Islington, is called The Bill Murray.