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Following 14 performances of his latest critically acclaimed stand-up show 30 Years of Dirt in London’s west end at The Gielgud Theatre in February 2024, comic legend Frank Skinner is set to take his show on the road from 12th March, opening in Belfast at Ulster Hall, including two homecoming performances at Birmingham’s Alexandra Theatre on 18th and 19th May and completing the UK tour at the Marlowe Canterbury on 9th June.
Frank Skinner is bringing his latest critically acclaimed stand-up show ‘30 Years of Dirt’ to the West End’s Lyric Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue for seven nights only following a sold out run at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe, which included four extra dates added during the run due to overwhelming demand.
Frank will be performing at The Lyric from Monday 30th October – Sunday 5th November. Ticket link below.
After adding two extra sold-out dates due to overwhelming demand, comic legend Frank Skinner has added a final extra date to his critically acclaimed sold out show 30 Years of Dirt at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe on Saturday 19th August, 10:20pm at Assembly Hall, Main Hall. The news coincides with Absolute’s Frank Skinner’s Radio Show podcast reaching 100 million downloads since launch, making it one of the most successful radio podcasts in the UK.
A new digital mural has been unveiled in Birmingham city centre to celebrate some of the city’s Comedy Legends. The pop art-style mural features Joe Lycett, Meera Syal, Sir Lenny Henry, Frank Skinner and Dame Julie Walters as well as landmarks from around the city including the Bull Ring, Town Hall and Rotunda.
Fresh from receiving an MBE for services to entertainment, Frank Skinner is back with a brand-new series of his acclaimed Poetry Podcast. The series, which launches with episode one today (Wednesday 8th February 2023), is focused on the work of poet laureates.
Across 8 episodes, expect to be inspired and entertained with pieces from the likes of Carol Ann Duffy, Simon Armitage, Ted Hughes and American Poet Laureate, Ada Limon.
Comedian Frank Skinner has been awarded an MBE in King Charles' first New Year's Honours List.
Frank Skinner has cancelled his Edinburgh Festival Fringe run due to a "family health issue".
Sky has reported that a spokesperson for the star said on Wednesday that the much anticipated new show, 30 Years Of Dirt, would not now be happening.
The South Bank Show, one of the UK’s most loved and longest standing arts and culture programmes, returns on Wednesday 20th July on Sky Arts with three brand new episodes, including one on comedian Frank Skinner. The South Bank Sky Arts Awards ceremony will return to The Savoy London on Sunday 10th July, followed by its on-screen Sky Arts broadcast on Wednesday 13th July.
Following the success of Boswell and Johnson’s Scottish Road Trip, comedian Frank Skinner and best-selling novelist Denise Mina are back for a new series on the road for Sky Arts. This year they’re following the footsteps of renowned Romantic poets William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor-Coleridge, weaving together the rich and occasionally dark tale of their lives as they drive, hike and ramble across some more remarkable British landscapes.
Absolute Radio has announced the return of Absolute Radio Live to The London Palladium for radio’s biggest-ever comedy night on Sunday 21st November. Some of Britain's best loved comedians will be taking to the stage to raise money for Teenage Cancer Trust.
Absolute’s own Frank Skinner will be returning to host the show, alongside Dara Ó Briain, Joe Lycett, Judi Love, Angela Barnes, Phil Wang and Glenn Moore.
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