BCG Daily Monday 10th April 2017

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Eilish O'Carroll interview

Best known for her role in her brother's smash-hit comedy Mrs Brown's Boys, Eilish O'Carroll is also the star of her own solo show. Jenny Lee chats to the Dubliner about the autobiographical comedy that reflects on her life, which included a strict Catholic upbringing, two failed marriages, motherhood and coming out as a lesbian at age 50.

Jenny Lee, The Irish News, 10th April 2017

10 questions for Jon Culshaw

From voicing John Major on Spitting Image through to today's politicians on Dead Ringers or Newzoids, Jon Culshaw has become one of our best-known impressionists and comedians.

The Sunday Post, 10th April 2017

Why I love Withnail And I

Happy 30th to Bruce Robinson's cult British comedy: Sooz Kempner thinks you haven't aged a day.

Sooz Kempner, Standard Issue, 10th April 2017

Micky Flanagan interview

Micky Flanagan shares insights into his one-track mind on sex and willies ahead of his new show Thinking Aloud.

Lucy Jones, The Sun, 10th April 2017

Withnail & I: 10 reasons why it's the best UK comedy

Withnail and I is a melancholic masterpiece and one of the funniest British films ever made.

Ed Power, The Telegraph, 10th April 2017

Al Murray interview

The xenophobic Pub Landlord is back on tour serving up more satirical bonhomie and witty schadenfreude.

Brian Donaldson, The List, 10th April 2017

TV preview: Car Share, BBC1/iPlayer

If you are looking for romance to blossom you will have to wait a little longer.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 10th April 2017

Comedy review: Andy Parsons at The Stables, Wavendon

Plenty of Brexit-inspired anger fuels the comedian's latest show -- but it doesn't always coalesce into good jokes.

Clive Davis, The Times, 10th April 2017

Richard Herring interview

Acclaimed comedian, podcaster, writer, question-asker and more Richard Herring is coming to town with the best bits from his last 12 one-man shows.

Victoria Nangle, The Latest, 10th April 2017

Summing up our first Drama Room development scheme

Each writer's journey is unique... and that's very good news, because when I walked into the Drama Room last summer, my route there had not been in any way straightforward.

Janice Hallett, BBC Writersroom, 10th April 2017

Videos

TV & radio

Radio 4
6:30pm
The Unbelievable Truth. David Mitchell. Copyright: BBC / Random Entertainment

The Unbelievable Truth

Series 18, Episode 2

David Mitchell is joined by John Finnemore, Henning Wehn, Lou Sanders and Miles Jupp as they lie on the subjects of names, Germany, secrets and nudity.

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