The Stand Up Sketch Show
- TV stand-up / sketch show
- ITV2
- 2019 - 2024
- 45 episodes (6 series)
ITV2 format that turns comedians' stand-up routines into sketches. Stars Seann Walsh, Russell Kane, Glenn Moore, Maisie Adam, George Lewis and more.
- Catch-up on Series 6, Episode 8
Episode menu
Series 2, Episode 4
Routines by comedians Stephen Bailey, Aaron Simmonds, Lily Phillips, Tom Lucy, Elf Lyons, Glenn Moore, Michael Odewale, Helen Bauer, Dane Baptiste and Lloyd Griffith are reconstructed as sketches.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Monday 16th March 2020
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- ITV2
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
| Glenn Moore | Self |
| Lily Phillips | Self |
| Emma Amos | Ensemble Actor |
| Aaron Dart | Ensemble Actor |
| Penny Layden | Ensemble Actor |
| Mark Weinman | Ensemble Actor |
| Odimegwu Okoye | Ensemble Actor |
| Esther Stanford | Ensemble Actor |
| Simon Lowe | Ensemble Actor |
| Dane Baptiste | Self |
| Stephen Bailey | Self |
| Helen Bauer | Self |
| Aaron Simmonds | Self |
| Tom Lucy | Self |
| Elf Lyons | Self |
| Michael Odewale | Self |
| Lloyd Griffith | Self |
| Adam Hess | Ensemble Actor |
| Seann Walsh | Ensemble Actor |
| Judi Love | Ensemble Actor |
| Allie Munro | Ensemble Actor |
| Olivette Cole-Wilson | Ensemble Actor |
| Helen Bauer | Ensemble Actor |
| Harriet Kemsley | Ensemble Actor |
| Lewis Andrews | Ensemble Actor |
| Ellisha Blake | Ensemble Actor |
| Aaron Cyrus-Ward | Ensemble Actor |
| Olly Cambridge | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Pete Strauss | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Brona C. Titley | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Matt Campion | Director |
| Jenny Joyce | Producer |
| Matt Campion | Executive Producer |
| Saskia Schuster | Executive Producer |
| Tom Jones | Editor |
| Tom Bober | Editor |
| Maria Dagher | Production Designer |
| Jade Mortimer | Production Designer |
| Ben Kent | Director of Photography |
| Nathan Claridge | Director of Photography |
| Peter Lee Suer | 1st Assistant Director |
Press
TV review: The Stand Up Sketch Show, series 2 episode 4
If they cut down the show to four comedians, giving them five or six minutes each, and made sure that the routines they wished to perform actually benefited from being acted out then this could be a great show. But as it is, it just doesn't work three quarters of the time, the visual element all too often adds absolutely nothing to the material, and the choice of comedian really needs to be improved upon if it's to be a show worthy of anyone's time.
Alex Finch, Comedy To Watch, 18th March 2020