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Comedy Central Live Series 2 line-up revealed
Comedy Central Live, the online stand-up series, is to return for a second series from Monday 9th January. The list of 40 comedians involved has now been revealed.
British Comedy Guide, 5th January 2023Live At The Works With Simon Amstell - Woolwich Works, London review
Also featuring performances from Thanyia Moore, Leo Reich, Kemah Bob and Daniel Foxx.
Christine Stanton, The Reviews Hub, 13th December 2022Kemah Bob: 'I get so much bad advice from men who've never done comedy before'
The comedian and podcaster on the charms of British sitcoms, starting her own club night and hot new talent on the circuit.
Liam Pape, The Guardian, 10th October 2022Off Menu and Guilty Feminist podcasts go live this Christmas
The Southbank Centre has announces two popular podcasts to be performed live this Christmas, bringing merriness and mirth out of the headphones and onto the stage.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 3rd October 2022James Acaster launches spoof true crime podcast, writes his first film
James Acaster is crowdfunding a spoof true crime podcast focused on his alter-ego, undercover cop Pat Springleaf. He has also written his first film screenplay, based upon his short story about a murder, To Do.
British Comedy Guide, 21st September 2022Kemah Bob and her brilliantly diverse FOC IT UP! podcast are blowing the doors of comedy wide open
The Texan comic says the comedy scene doesn't cater for all audiences - or comics.
Nancy Durrant, Evening Standard, 14th September 2022Just Jokes marks Black History Month on Dave
Dave will mark 2022's Black History Month with new factual comedy special Just Jokes, looking at black comics working in Britain and the comedy circuit today.
British Comedy Guide, 26th August 2022LGBTQ+ comedians on how transphobia poisoned comedy - and how they're moving on from the bigots
In recent years comedians like Ricky Gervais and Dave Chappelle have become the spearheads of the "anti-woke" comedy movement, particularly targeting trans and non-binary comedians.
Asyia Iftikhar, Pink News, 19th August 2022Kemah Bob on why it's essential to 'hold space' for trans people in comedy clubs
Kemah Bob has opened up about the importance of 'holding space' for trans and non-binary people in comedy, pointing out that many people don't feel safe in comedy clubs.
Louise Griffin, Metro, 13th July 2022Femmes Of Color launches a comedy podcast
Kemah Bob is launching a new podcast based on her Femmes of Color live comedy night.
Chortle, 14th June 2022