Sally Phillips

New show in which Sally Phillips invites comedians to talk about their favourite sketches and re-enact one, too. First up is Paul Whitehouse, choosing Python's Argument Sketch, Kathy Burke channelling Liam Gallagher in Kevin and Perry, and the late, great Felix Dexter in Bellamy's People. A pure joy.

Sally Phillips pens two films

Sally Phillips is writing two comedy movies: a rom-com with Down's syndrome at its heart, and a family film about dog actors.

Sally Phillips interview

'We're always trying to do Smack The Pony again, but nobody's interested.'

Sally Phillips: Female comedians have to work harder

Sally Phillips has said she has seen a "huge change" for female comedians in recent years, but that it is "still much harder" for them in general.

Sally Phillips: 'TV comedy is still sexist'

Television comedy is still sexist, despite greater numbers of women progressing in the business. That's the view of Sally Phillips, who discussed the issue on Radio 4's flagship Today programme this morning.

Sally Phillips interview

Sally Phillips talks terrible auditions and rivalling Tom Hiddleston's night manager in Trollied.

Nothing says Christmas like a fusillade of puns. Happily, that's just what Tim Vine - travelling not just in time with this show, but all the way from radioland - has got in store for us. In what is essentially Mr Benn but with nearly real people such as Emma Bunton, Tim travels from his antiques shop to Tudor England, where he lands a role as Henry VIII's jester. Appearances also from Sally Phillips and Rev Richard Coles.