Dave
Enjoying works in progress has become something of a side quest at the Brighton Fringe over the years, running with a good lead up to the Megaguirus that is the Edinburgh Fringe. Perfect timing to be knocking fresh ideas into show-shape. Which is exactly what Dave Fensome has done here with his follow-up to his 2019 show ADHDave.
Broadcaster UKTV has unveiled a fresh new look for entertainment channel Dave set to launch on 9th November.
The award-winning channel has long been home to a huge range of UKTV Original comedy hits from some of the UK’s favourite comedic stars, and now with popular original podcasts and digital YouTube commissions Dave’s branding has been refreshed to reflect its new content and reach new audiences.
New US comedy about a neurotic mid-20s suburbanite who is convinced he is destined to be one of the greatest rap stars ever.
While hanging around the rap music studio where his friend works, Dave (Dave Burd) meets fellow hanger-on GaTa (GaTa). GaTa attempts to teach Dave the social dynamics of the rap world and promises to help him score a guest verse from YG (YG), who is recording in the studio for one of his songs.
Dave's edgy driving show World's Most Dangerous Roads is coming back to screens for a brand new series. Produced by Renegade Pictures for Dave, the show returns with a vengeance as each episode brings together a pair of comedians to send them out on an extraordinary road trip.
UKTV’s award-winning entertainment channel Dave has announced a brand-new factual entertainment commission; Big Zuu’s Big Eats.
UKTV channel Dave has announced Comedy Against Living Miserably, a three-part series of filmed stand-up specials produced by Spirit Media to raise awareness for mental health charity CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably). The three one-off fundraising events will air on Dave next year, with comics waiving their fee to donate to the charity.
UKTV’s comedy channel, Dave, is taking over a commercial ad break and will use the time for the first ever ‘Comedy Festival in an Ad Break’ as part of its partnership with the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), a leading movement against suicide, which remains the single biggest killer of men under the age of 45 in the UK.
Never mind the new competitors this time round, what about the new face-fuzz on Greg Davies? The towering presenter is either nurturing designer stubble, belatedly growing a hipster beard or has just been too busy to shave for the first episode of the new series of Taskmaster. But actually that’s the only real change for this fourth run of the game show which truly brings out the competitive side of comedians.
Matt Forde’s new political series nearly hit the buffers before it had even been recorded. Forde’s first guest was scheduled to be Labour leadership contender Owen Smith, but he pulled out. Forde suggested on the show that Smith was concerned about appearing laddish. It was a shame, but his stand-in, former Home Secretary Alan Johnson was good value for money anyway.
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