Apollo
BBC Two has announced the commissioning of two new series of Live at the Apollo.
The new series of Live at the Apollo has just been filmed. The new series will showcase another raft of established and up and coming comics.
The broadcast date on BBC Two has still to be confirmed but there will be a special Christmas edition hosted by Tom Allen.
update - the series airs on Tuesdays at 9.45pm on BBC Two from November 7.
The names that have been confirmed are as follows.
The guests have been revealed for the new series of Live At The Apollo.
The seven shows, including a Christmas Special, were filmed earlier this month at the West London venue. Transmission dates have not been confirmed yet, nor have the specific guests on each show, but it will definitely air on BBC Two later this autumn.
Hosts:
Rosie Jones
Kae Kurd
The date and line-up of the new series of Live at the Apollo has been officially confirmed.The BAFTA nominated series, now on its 16th season, will feature seven brand new episodes including a Christmas special.After a year hiatus due to Covid19, Live At The Apollo will welcome an array of established and up-and-coming stand-ups to the world-famous Apollo stage. At the forefront of its genre, the roll call of
Some of comedy's top acts are set to appear in a new series of Live at the Apollo.
The long-running BBC stand-up showcase has been filming a new series of shows at the Hammersmith venue this week. No broadcast date has been announced, but given that the shows include a Christmas Special – Noel at the Apollo – Beyond The Joke guesses that they will air this autumn as they have done in the past.
There was no new series last year due to Covid.
A special 60-minute documentary, Secrets of the Apollo, celebrates 16 years of Britain’s greatest stand up show, Live at the Apollo.
The BBC is to look back at the long-running Live at the Apollo series.
No official details have been released yet but a number of comedians are known to have taken part in filming.
The next series of Live at the Apollo will not be until 2021.
The stand-up show is usually recorded at the venue in September but the decision has been taken to press pause on recordings at the moment due to Covid19.
The Bafta-nominated Live At The Apollo returns to BBC Two for a 15th series with six brand new episodes.
The roll call of stand-ups who have performed in front of the renowned Live At The Apollo lights plays out like a who’s who of comedic royalty, and this series is no different. Each episode will see a national (and sometimes international!) stand-up compering and performing, before introducing two of the best established and up and coming stand-ups to the stage.
Live At The Apollo returns to BBC Two this November for its fourteenth series, with seven new episodes including a Christmas special.
The roll call of stand-ups who have performed in front of the famousLive At The Apollo lights plays out like a who’s who of comedic royalty.
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