Stand Up For Live Comedy
Stand Up For Live Comedy

Stand Up For Live Comedy

  • TV stand-up
  • BBC Three
  • 2020
  • 6 episodes (1 series)

Stand-up series aiming to support grassroots comedy following coronavirus lockdown. Stars Jamali Maddix, Fern Brady, Paddy Raff, Jayde Adams, Darren Harriott and Kiri Pritchard-McLean

Episode menu

Series 1, Episode 1 - Bristol

Stand Up For Live Comedy. Image shows from L to R: Lauren Pattison, Jayde Adams, Mo Omar, Tom Lucy
Kicking-off the series in Bristol, local comedian Jayde Adams introduces Mo Omar, Lauren Pattison and Tom Lucy.

Preview clips

Further details

Kicking-off the series in Bristol, local comedian Jayde Adams introduces Mo Omar, who shares the pros and cons of being a Somalian refugee in Wales. Newcastle comic, Lauren Pattison extols the joys of being a Geordie, and 24-year-old rising star Tom Lucy picks apart the complications of youth. Jayde gives us an insight into growing up in Bristol and why the dulcet West Country accent is the best in the world.

Broadcast details

Date
Friday 25th September 2020
Channel
BBC Three
Length
30 minutes

Repeats

Show past repeats

Date Time Channel
Monday 28th September 2020 10:45pm BBC1

Cast & crew

Cast
Jayde Adams Host / Presenter
Guest cast
Mo Omar Self
Lauren Pattison Self
Tom Lucy Self
Production team
Geraldine Dowd (as Geri Dowd) Director
Lindsay Jex Series Producer
Adele Fowler Producer
Lucy Ansbro Executive Producer
Jonathan Blyth Executive Producer
Kate Daughton Executive Producer
Richard Dean Edit Producer
Fiona Frankland Line Producer
Hannah Newcombe Production Designer
Stuart Pring Lighting Designer

Videos

Episode 1 - Act Interviews

Jayde Adams, Tom Lucy, Mo Omar and Lauren Pattison explain what it's like back performing in front of an audience after a long time away.

Featuring: Jayde Adams, Mo Omar, Lauren Pattison & Tom Lucy.

Tom Lucy on coming IN

Tom Lucy on an unusual reveal to his parents.

Featuring: Tom Lucy.

Press

Review: Stand Up For Live Comedy

It's a shame that Stand Up For Live Comedy is so short.

Beyond The Joke, 27th September 2020

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