Channel 4 has released its latest batch of online Comedy Blaps, including a series from Sam Simmons. The Australian comic wrote and stars in Sam Simmons: Wallstud as a socially awkward misfit. As with his live shows, the Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee shares his inner monologue and breaks into fantasy musical numbers in the three episodes, which co-star Kim Noble, Evelyn Mok and Pulling's Cavan Clerkin. …
Scottish sketch show Burnistoun is to return for the first time in almost three years, for a one-off special. …
JONGLEURS has found a new home in Leeds just days after Chortle reported that its existing venue was to close. …
Rapper-turned-comic Doc Brown is to co-star in the new David Brent movie, Ricky Gervais has announced. …
Sky 1 has ordered a second series of comedy-facutal show 50 Ways To Kill Your Mammy. …
Stephen Merchant is to make his West End stage debut this summer. …
DES CLARKE is to star in his own six-part BBC Radio Scotland comedy series, Des Clarke Exposed, starting at 1. …
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