BCG Daily Sunday 15th June 2025
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Features
Press clippings
Lee Mack is a white, male relic - and he's also a genius
Cringe you might, but laugh you will - the Not Going Out comedian has become a national treasure.
Nick Duerden, i Newspaper, 15th June 2025
Barry Ferns on how Fringe drove him to bankruptcy and homelessness
Barry Ferns was declared bankrupt in 2007.
Jane Bradley, The Scotsman, 15th June 2025
Josh Glanc review
It's Friday night, and we're listening to a moustachioed clown with his midriff out, singing songs about loving his nan. No, it's not that guy you met outside Wetherspoons at 1am. It's Aussie comedian and clown, Josh Glanc (to rhyme with dance). And oh boy, will he dance.
Polly Bishop, The Reviews Hub, 15th June 2025
"Who else can we annoy with our show?": Such Brave Girls, Britain's most gleefully offensive comedy returns
Despite its twisted characters and unremitting plotlines, the Bafta-winning sitcom has become an unlikely hot property for the BBC. The secret, says creator Kat Sadler: dealing with things in "the most unenlightened way possible".
Rachel Aroesti, The Guardian, 15th June 2025
Isobel Rogers review
Rogers has both comedic and musical talent, but it would be interesting to see her either fully separate or fully commit to combining the two, creating a show that is more than just a song session.
Little Lark of London, 15th June 2025
Ignacio Lopez review
Lopez is a fantastic comedian and I look forward to seeing more from him in the future - especially more songs!
Little Lark of London, 15th June 2025Frank Sidebottom exhibition opens
Cult comic character Frank Sidebottom's career is being celebrated in a new exhibition launched by one of his creator's friends.
Nick Jackson, BBC, 15th June 2025TV & radio
8:15pm45 min
Death Valley
Episode 4John and Janie investigate a murder in an amateur dramatics group, prompting John to take a role in their next stage production.