Celia Pacquola wins Melbourne's top award
Celia Pacquola has won the biggest prize in Australian live comedy. The stand-up…
Celia Pacquola has won the biggest prize in Australian live comedy. The stand-up…
First tour for Taskmaster's Fatiha El-Ghorri
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Geoff Norcott's Radio 4 show returns
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Kevin Bridges makes a World Cup documentary
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Eric Idle's 55 years in Provence
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SNP promises a minimum wage for comedians
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Steve Coogan has joined the second series of BBC comedy…
James Acaster to star in his first video game
James Acaster has lent his voice to a new video game. The comic plays The Narrator…
James Corden backs ISH Edinburgh Comedy Award again
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SNL UK is 'smarter and funnier' than the original
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Halloween twist for Last One Laughing
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First look at Sam Campbell's Make That Movie
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Channel 4 renews A Comedy Thing
Channel 4 has renewed its YouTube channel A Comedy Thing for a second year. It…
Reuben Solo: Someone in This Crowd Will Betray Me [Revenge Edition]
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All Chortle's reviews from the 2026 Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Celia…
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Alex Hines & Sarah Stafford: Birds
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Tarang Hardikar: If I'm Not Wrong
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For a stand-up supposedly on strike over how the Australian…
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Sue Perkins to interview Dawn French
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Twenty Twenty Six heads to the US
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Here's a first look at the trailer for the second series of Amandaland
Series two finds Amanda (Lucy Punch) still living in SoHa, and juggling teenagers, her online Senuous brand and her ‘co-lab’ working at Kitchen’s Bathrooms and Kitchens.
Resigned to staying in the area, she is however thrilled by the opening of a hipster coffee shop which to her mind represents a step towards gentrification.
By mid-series, Amanda’s head has been turned by discovering a big house in the area is up for sale. Desperate to own it, she turns to her mother – only to discover that getting Felicity (Joanna Lumley) on board financially comes at a price. Her mum may seem evergreen, but is definitely starting to show signs of ageing so maybe living alone is no longer an option…
The show returns to BBC One and iPlayer soon.
Lucy Punch returns
From the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
Hannah Gadsby on theatre games
At the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
How the show is put together
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