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Charlotte Lewis new head of comedy at Objective Fiction
Friday 4th December 2020
GameFace producer Charlotte Lewis has been appointed head of comedy at production company Objective Fiction.
My Comedy Career: Carla Speight
Friday 4th December 2020
Photographer, publicist, writer, agent and promoter Carla Speight talks about how tenacity, resilience and self confidence are vital attributes to have as a freelancer working in comedy.
First Gig, Worst Gig: Isma Almas
Friday 4th December 2020
Gigging from home for The Big Give, Isma Almas recalls one treat-fuelled but traumatic trek back from out west.
BCG Pro Performance Award 2020 finalists revealed
Wednesday 2nd December 2020
Brandon Burke, Suchandrika Chakrabarti, Liz Guterbock, Benjamin Lovell, Stuart Mitchell and Luke Rollason have been declared as the finalists in the inaugural BCG Pro Talent Awards for Performance.
British Comedy Quiz #130
Wednesday 2nd December 2020
From the 1920s up to the present day... we span a lot of British comedy eras across this week's questions.
The Secret Reviewer #21: Offensive Tactics
Tuesday 1st December 2020
Every month our clandestine critic reveals the murky truths behind that infamous trade, and live comedy generally. This month: Is upsetting everyone a decent career move?
Random 8: Alistair Barrie
Tuesday 1st December 2020
His annual charity bash is approaching, but why did Alistair Barrie regret achieving one sausage-based ambition?
Northern Lights
Monday 30th November 2020
Why does British comedy work so well across the North Sea?
Steven Dick & Chris Grady on comedy writing
Monday 30th November 2020
Comedy writers Steven Dick and Chris Grady, the creators of radio sitcom Saddled, offer up some great tips on creating characters.
Comedy Chronicles: Are you talking to me? How Al Read held up a mirror to Britain
Sunday 29th November 2020
Comedy was 'alternative' decades before 'alternative comedy' was even dreamt of: (re-)introducing Salford sensation, Al Read.