BCG Daily Monday 18th November 2019

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Interview: This Is Your Musical

This is Your Musical is an original improvised musical theatre show from the Bristol Improv Theatre. Each night, a cast of professional actors and team of talented musicians produce a brand-new, hilarious, smash-hit musical inspired by YOUR stories.

Holly, Phoenix Remix, 18th November 2019
Have I Got News For You. Image shows from L to R: Ian Hislop, Paul Merton

BBC defends HIGNFY over bias claims

The BBC has defended Have I Got News For You after receiving scores of complaints that it was biased against the Tories and Brexit. A total of 140 viewers contacted the corporation over the November 8 edition of the topical comedy quiz, which was hosted by Adil Ray. A further 183 people complained about swearing in the previous edition on the programme, when host Jo Brand explained why the Queen liked wearing bright colours.

Chortle, 18th November 2019
Adam Hills

Adam Hills voicing factual content training course

Channel 4 has created a pioneering interactive training resource for independent production companies and producers to guide and equip them with the knowledge needed to deliver more creative and compliant factual programming. With comedian and presenter Adam Hills as the voiceover, the e-module is the first freely available training resource for the production sector from a UK broadcaster.

Channel 4, 18th November 2019

Improv community heroes: Eji Osigwe

Interview with Eji Osigwe.

Rachel Ethorn, Phoenix Remix, 18th November 2019
Jasper Carrott

Jasper Carrott & Alistair McGowan review

Jasper Carrott and Alistair McGowan may seem an unlikely duo but they have teamed up to tour since a one-off appearance sharing a bill at Henley Festival. However, the pair have not formed a double act - they do not perform together - they take it in turns to present 30 minute sets and the format worked well.

Angela Johnson, Entertainment Focus, 18th November 2019

Videos

Podcasts

TV & radio

Radio 4
12:04pm
15 min
Candide. Adrian Scarborough. Copyright: BBC

Candide

Episode 1

Adrian Scarborough reads from the comic novel by French writer Voltaire. Candide falls in love and is expelled from paradise.

Radio 4
6:30pm
30 min
I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue logo. Copyright: BBC

I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue

Series 72, Episode 2

Jack Dee oversees proceedings from Theatre Severn in Shrewsbury as the comedy panel game returns for its 72nd series, with Tim Brooke-Taylor and Stephen Fry taking on Pippa Evans and Miles Jupp. With Colin Sell at the piano.

Tourist Trap. Image shows from L to R: Gwen (Eleri Morgan), Rob (Leroy Brito), Iestyn (Lloyd Everitt). Copyright: The Comedy Unit

Tourist Trap

Series 2, Episode 4

Wow! Wales is going big on healthy holidays. To them, they're 'almost' as important as unhealthy holidays.

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