james acaster
This is an interview with comedian James Acaster, which first ran in 2017 in the Evening Standard. He seemed in pretty good spirits, although there did seem to be hints of a darker undercurrent.
The Jonathan Ross Show guests this week include James Acaster, Tom Jones, Paloma Faith, star of Guardians of the Galaxy, Dave Bautista, former world champion boxer Nicola Adams, and the chart-topping Royal Blood, who will be performing in the studio.
James Acaster has spoken frankly about his comedy career and has said that he may not do stand-up again. In an interview for Vulture's Good One podcast he talked about giving up gigging for good. "If someone said to me now you are never going to perform stand up again I would be glad. I wouldn't be disappointed. Right now I don't want to do it again ever."
Off Menu with Ed Gamble and James Acaster – the award-winning podcast that invites a special guest into the ’dream restaurant’ to order their favourite meal – is celebrating reaching its one hundredth episode with a very special edition featuring Gamble and Acaster themselves as the guests.
James Acaster, Shappi Khorsandi and Sarah Keyworth are among the performers in a new video to mark Trans Day Of Visibility 2021. The video was put together by Sarah O'Connell.
O'Connell presents her own chat show online, The Sarah O'Connell Show.
After the success of the first live stream in February – which featured previous Off Menu podcast guests Greg Davies, Jess Phillips MP, Jordan Banjo, Joel Dommett and Jen Brister – Off Menu hosts Ed Gamble and James Acaster are inviting a fresh batch of past podcast guests back to the Dream Restaurant to re-live their contentious meal choices.
James Acaster's acclaimed show Cold Lasagne Hate Myself 1999 is to be available at last for fans to watch online at a time of their choosing.
Following a live streaming last December which was only available to watch as it went out, the show will be available on Vimeo from March 5.
Hypothetical is back for a new series. In each episode, top comedians are posed increasingly absurd hypothetical situations by hosts Josh Widdicombe and James Acaster and scored on how well they would deal with them.
Update: Due to circumstances beyond our control this online show has been reschedule to Sunday 7 February. All tickets for the original date (Sunday 24 January) remain valid.
James Acaster and Lorraine Kelly were two of the guests on The Last Leg's New Year's Eve special. All seemed to be going swimmingly until Lorraine Kelly mentioned the name of Piers Morgan when talking about heroes of the year.
Kelly knew she was being controversial by prefacing the remark with "stay with me on this one..." before mentioning his name. But as soon as she did Acaster swiftly expressed his opinion of Morgan in three simple words, "go fuck yourself"
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