BCG Daily Saturday 26th January 2019
Press clippings
Diane Morgan and Maxine Peake interview
Since meeting at a Manchester drama school, the two Boltonians have been desperate to work with each.
The Independent, 26th January 2019Nish Kumar: review
A potential first-class act, if only he'd drop the Remoany-ness.
Dominic Cavendish, The Telegraph, 26th January 2019Lost Voice Guy: I'm Only In It For The Parking review
'Don't expect the sweet and innocent comedian from Britain's Got Talent,' says Lost Voice Guy Lee Ridley, winner of last year's competition.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 26th January 2019Nish Kumar interview
Nish Kumar is one of the fastest rising stars in British comedy. His new show, It's In Your Nature To Destroy Yourselves, is coming to Brighton. Jamie Walker spoke to him about it and what's to come in 2019.
Jamie Walker, Brighton Argus, 26th January 2019Canned Laughter review
Canned Laughter have been running charity comedy nights for about a year now and it's a pretty fantastic idea. Tickets are just five pounds each but then you take five items with you which are donated to a food bank.
Alex Finch, Comedy To Watch, 26th January 2019Review: Sorry, VAULT Festival
The joy in improv is being right there in the room and with the comedians of Sorry, there's such joy.
There Ought To Be Clowns, 26th January 2019TV & radio
11am60 min
Fighting Talk
Series 16, Episode 19Colin Murray acts as judge and jury as Richard Osman, Tanni Grey-Thompson, Steve Bunce and Danny McLoughlin fight for punditry points while discussing sports stories of the week.
2:30pm45 min
The Bottle Factory Outing
Diane Morgan and Maxine Peake stage a reading of The Bottle Factory Outing.
9:35pm60 min
Through The Keyhole
Series 6, Episode 3Keith Lemon hosts the comedy panel show. Joining the panel this time are comedian Rob Beckett, opera singing superstar Alfie Boe and Corrie actor Lucy Fallon.