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Colin Hoult wins NextUp's Biggest Award in Comedy

Stand-up streamer NextUp has given its Biggest Award in Comedy prize to Colin Hoult.

British Comedy Guide, 24th August 2024

NextUp's Biggest Award in Comedy announces nominees

Twenty Edinburgh Fringe shows have been longlisted for streaming platform NextUp's Biggest Award in Comedy.

British Comedy Guide, 14th August 2024

99 Club announces 2024 bursary recipients

The 99 Club's Female & Non-Binary Comedians Bursary Programme has announced five winners for 2024.

British Comedy Guide, 16th July 2024

Louise Atkinson and Priya Hall amongst 99 Club bursary recipients

The 99 Club's 2023 bursaries for female and non-binary comedians were awarded to Louise Atkinson, Priya Hall, Alexandra Haddow, Leila Navabi and Lorna Rose Treen.

British Comedy Guide, 14th June 2023

NextUp to stream hit Edinburgh Fringe shows with Flashback Festival

NextUp is to stream a raft of shows from last year's Edinburgh Fringe, including critically acclaimed sketch duo Britney, alongside Kate Barron, Lily Phillips, Sian Davies, Ted Hill, Isabelle Farah and comedy magician Pete Heat.

British Comedy Guide, 4th March 2023

NextUp: 'The diversity of the industry will be hit'

With comedy venues - hit hard by the pandemic - reopening in England and Scotland, NextUp's Sarah Henley argues that online audiences are key to the industry's future.

Anne Cassidy, The Guardian, 14th May 2021

NextUp's Sarah Henley awarded Women In Innovation Prize

Sarah Henley, co-founder of comedy streaming platform NextUp Comedy, has been awarded the prestigious 'Women In Innovation' award as part of the Women In Innovation Programme.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 8th March 2021

Can British comedy make a killing online?

A specialist comedy streaming platform is aiming for success in the UK and beyond.

Daniel Cooper, Engadget, 5th October 2018

NextUp aims to help close the comedy gender gap

I recently chatted with co-founder Sarah Henley about how NextUp is supporting comedians via a 50/50 revenue share model, and their aim is to have 50/50 male and female representation on the service. Seen as women make up half the population, y'know.

Angela Johnson, Entertainment Focus, 5th September 2018

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