Comedian Nick Revell's new Radio 4 series starts on September 13.

BrokenDreamCatcher will consist of a series of surreal and satirical stories and will feature his trademark comic incisiveness on the burning issues of the day as well as flights of fancy and magical realism.

In the first episode he discusses what he thinks might possibly be going on in the Vatican.

Revell began selling jokes to radio and TV in the late 1970s and did his first stand-up gigs at the London Comedy Store in 1980. Since then he has written and performed for stage, radio and TV, picking up various awards along the way for live stand-up, radio and tv sketch shows and sitcoms. He’s written material for many other comedians, including Roy Hudd, Jasper Carrot, Dave Allen, Paul Merton and Miles Jupp.

He is also author of two novels - House of the Spirit Levels (“brilliant... hilarious...inspired -” Ruth Padel, Mail on Sunday) and Night of the Toxic Ostrich and a stage play, Love and Other Fairytales. He was co-creator, producer, writer and performer on the successful topical podcast No Pressure to Be Funny with James O’Brien and Alistair Barrie. His last four Edinburgh shows - Closet Optimist, Feminist Porno Jihadi, Gluten Free Jesus and Nick Revell vs Lily, Evil Cat Queen of Earth Planet and The Laughing Fridge all received four and five star reviews. 

BrokenDreamCatcher, Thursdays from 13 September on Radio 4 at 11pm.

Read a review of Nick Revell's 2018 Edinburgh Fringe show here.