BCG Daily Tuesday 1st March 2016
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Review: Nina Conti's In Your Face, Criterion Theatre
I take my hat off to Conti's courage - involving a single punter in your act is one thing but being outnumbered four-to-one on stage is a recipe for disaster, a disaster she averts with much in the way of skill and humour. She deserves, though, more than a mere critic's praise.
Franco Milazzo, This Is Cabaret, 1st March 2016Stag: the slasher comedy you need to see (Link expired)
Love horror? Love comedy? Love horror-comedy? Then you'll love new offbeat TV drama Stag, writes Mark Butler.
Mark Butler, WOW247, 1st March 2016Nina Conti, comedy review
Nina Conti blurs the line between between puppet and puppet-meister with her co-star Monkey.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 1st March 2016Video: Nina Conti on what makes a good ventriloquist
Comedian Nina Conti's new show, In Your Face, sees her use masks to transform audience members into live ventriloquist dummies.
Her original puppet, Monkey, still features heavily in the show but the majority of In Your Face is improvised.
Nina spoke to BBC News about the key ingredients to becoming a successful ventriloquist.
BBC News, 1st March 2016Michaela Coel experienced 'racist attack' while filming
The actress and her co-star on The Aliens were pelted with stones in what she believes was a racist assault. But she didn't let the unpleasantness ruin her night...
Ben Dowell, Radio Times, 1st March 2016Nina Conti review
The comedian chucks out the art form's creepiness for a thrilling interactive set in which her most essential prop barely features.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 1st March 2016Review - Nina Conti: In Your Face
In the West End's Criterion Theatre, Nina Conti's ventriloquist act In Your Face is a hilarious mix of deadpan ventriloquism and side splitting audience participation.
Grace Watts, A Younger Theatre, 1st March 2016Ali G appearance was total surprise to Oscar organisers
Sacha Baron Cohen had been specifically asked by Oscar ceremony organisers to present on the night as himself.
Clarisse Loughrey, The Independent, 1st March 2016Romesh Ranganathan lands Series 2 of Asian Provocateur
​Romesh Ranganathan will head out on his travels once again this year, after it was announced that his show Asian Provocateur has been renewed for a second series.
Harry Fletcher, Digital Spy, 1st March 2016Videos
Podcasts
TV & radio

Twirlywoos
Series 2, Episode 17 - Open And CloseThe Twirlywoos are at a theatre, where they watch the stage manager pressing a button which opens and closes the curtains.

Millie Inbetween
Series 2, Episode 13 - Out Of The WoodsMillie persuades both sides of the family to go on a joint camping holiday.

Stella
Series 5, Episode 8Michael decides it's time to choose between his son and career. Following their recent shenanigans, Stella tries to confront Rob. But can she find him?

Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled
Series 3, Episode 10Alan is joined by Charlie Higson, Sally Phillips, Johnny Vaughan and Ellie Taylor to discuss such varied subjects as Josh Hartnett, emergency escapes from oil rigs, acts of charity and the potential use of men's Spanx.

Virtually Famous
Series 3, Episode 7Scarlett Moffatt from Gogglebox and Arg from TOWIE, plus comedians David Morgan and Chris Ramsey, take part in the panel show.

Mid Morning Matters With Alan Partridge
Series 2, Episode 3 - Blackbird + GangsterAlan invites folk musician Blackbird Goodbrook into the studio to sing some songs about bees, before getting real with a reformed young offender turned youth leader.