The debut novel from the best-selling and award-winning comedian, writer and actor Sara Pascoe.
"I used to think my Mum could see me through the cat"
Deep in Essex and her own thoughts, Sophie had a feeling something was going to happen and then it did. Chris has entered the...
Writer, stand-up comedian and actor Sara Pascoe is a woman of many talents, and in this feel good adventure travel programme, she's turning her hand to some fascinating new skills as she seeks out the jobs that technology and globalisation are making a thing of the past.
We join Sara...
Women Unlocked brings some of our country's biggest female comedy stars together, as they invite you into their own homes for some uplifting chat, revealing the survival tips they've learnt over lockdown, and what they're looking forward to in 2021. From their experience of lockdown as a female, to making...
"Joji, a 50-year-old man from Japan, was squished to death by his porn collection in 2016. He might have been a really funny man, very kind, brilliant at crosswords or a super good swimmer. But we don't know anything about him, because his death is the kind that obliterates any...
Lise and Jenny were basking in the glory of their first published colouring book* when inspiration (or desperation to remain cool and relevant) struck. A new colouring book full of all** their favourite comedians!
This is that book.
Try and colour within the lines. Or don't you're your own person...
Take a funny and illuminating tour of the female body with award-winning comedian Sara Pascoe.
Women have so much going on, what with boobs and jealousy and menstruating and broodiness and sex and infidelity and pubes and wombs and jobs and memories and emotions and the past and the future...
What happens when mirth turns to murder? When the screams are not from joy, but flesh-ripping pain? Dead Funny is an audacious anthology, featuring tales of terror from some of the brightest lights in UK comedy.
Award winners Robin Ince and Johnny Mains team up for this unique exploration of...
