Daisy May & Charlie Cooper interview

'It's basically our experience of growing up in the Cotswolds'.

Ricky Gervais: Humanity, review

Half stand-up show, half lecture on offence.

Oliver Chris interview

'I've spent my whole life with people asking me when I'm going to play Prince William'

Diane Morgan: 'Playing an idiot is easy'

Diane Morgan on Philomena Cunk, Motherland and being miserable.

Miles Jupp interview

Miles Jupp: I'm a white, middle-class man and I'm not going to pretend that I'm not.

Joe Lycett: 'I've always had a distaste for authority'

Joe Lycett is sitting in an East London hotel, eating a heritage beetroot salad and nursing an A-grade showbiz injury. Three weeks ago he was shooting promotional pictures for his new DVD and, kicking his legs up to go the extra mile for the camera, he wiped out and landed on his left elbow, which broke.

How sexism on screen inspired a comedy show

In Casting Call Woe, ProResting and stand-up Tiff Stevenson read out the worst casting calls they have found, dole out statistics about the representation of women in the industry and share their own audition horror stories - including the time ProResting was called to an audition at McDonald's in Notting Hill, where she had to pretend she had caught on fire.

Fringe: Five new acts to see this weekend

Angus Deayton on turning 60 and his new passion

Angus Deayton turned 60 this year. He threw an "enormous" birthday party in Florence though he had to postpone it by a few weeks when he decided to take part in the ITV reality television show, Drive, which saw him racing buggies and Formula 4 cars against celebrities such as Louis Walsh, Mariella Frostrup and Colin Jackson.

Review of David Baddiel's 'My Family: Not the sitcom'

Baddiel is not the first to do a stand-up show about the loss of a parent but it's rare to see one that draws its subject as honestly, vividly and humorously as this.