Daliso Chaponda
- From Malawi
- Writer and stand-up comedian
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BBC Radio reveals Christmas 2018 comedy highlights
BBC Radio has revealed its 2018 Christmas comedy highlights. The Shuttleworths and Party will return, there's the 50th episode of Count Arthur Strong's Radio Show!, and more.
British Comedy Guide, 22nd November 2018Daliso Chaponda review
Daliso Chaponda is a very funny man, with a wide range of witty jokes with unexpected punchlines liberally peppering his show. He is touring until the end of the year and if you go and see him it, will be time well spent listening to what the African has got to say.
Tiemo Talk of the Town, 12th November 2018Daliso Chaponda interview
'I got pickpocketed before a Chris Rock gig but still laughed like a maniac'.
The Guardian, 5th October 201812 questions for Daliso Chaponda
Daliso Chaponda became an overnight star after coming third on ITV's Britain's Got Talent in 2017.
BBC, 1st September 2018Fringe acts take inspiration from their politician dads
Kids naturally get embarrassed about their parents. But how would you feel if your dad happened to be a high-flying politician?
Jay Richardson, The List, 31st July 2018Edinburgh Fringe picks 2018
Fun, thought-provoking and must-see shows.
Katy Davies, Entertainment Focus, 16th July 201817 familiar TV faces appearing at the Fringe
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is the single biggest celebration of arts and culture on the planet and this year alongside the acts old and new honing their craft are a number of familiar telly faces.
Elliot Gonzalez, I Talk Telly, 5th July 2018Should comedians go on BGT?
Maybe it's just the motley bunch of comics I hang out with on Facebook but this year's Britain's Got Talent has become a major talking point online.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 31st May 2018My money... Daliso Chaponda
The comedian on how Britain's Got Talent helped him out of a financial fix and why he hates using cash.
Andrew Williams, Metro, 29th May 2018Daliso Chaponda interview
Daliso Chaponda has lived in countries where the press is not allowed to criticise the government, and in others with no libel laws where they can say anything.
Entertainment Focus, 22nd May 2018