james acaster
James Acaster talks – briefly – about The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer. I think they might have caught him when he had other things on his mind.
Can you bake?
No I cannot.
Who taught you?
My mother and sister tried to.
What is your own personal signature dish?
"Shrove is the past tense of the English verb 'to shrive'" Thank you for making my Pancake Day James Acaster.
James Acaster is to write a book about music released in 2016.
Senior commissioning editor at Headline Richard Roper acquired world rights for Perfect Sound Whatever from Caroline Chignell at PBJ Management. Headline previously published his debut Classic Scrapes.
James Acaster is to take his acclaimed show Cold Lasagne Hate Myself 1999 to America.
Dave has a great track record at coming up with off-the-wall comedy shows, from Dave Gorman's Modern Life Is Goodish to, inevitably, Taskmaster (which is going to be mentioned a lot in this piece). Hypothetical is an interesting hybrid. It's as formulaic as any BBC panel show – and features a lot of the same people – but at the same time it comes to the chummy game show template from a distinctly sideways angle.
Acclaimed comedian James Acaster is filming a stand-up show featuring new material this March.
The comedian with a big interest in Kettering and four Netflix films under his belt tweeted: "It's neither my new show or my old show, it's stuff I wrote in between and want to do something with. Please come!"
More details have been revealed about Dave's new panel show Hypothetical, fronted by James Acaster and Josh Widdicombe.
The series will start on Dave on February 6 at 10pm. Episode one will feature guests Liza Tarbuck, Rob Beckett, Tom Allen and Jessica Knappett.
It's not easy to pick out the best gigs from the ones I've seen this year. I've probably seen around 250 comedy shows in 2018. Although just to reassure you that I'm not completely consumed by comedy five nights a week, around 100 of those were in August in Edinburgh. So here's my personal favourites.
Did James Acaster try to drown himself because he didn’t get the gift he wanted for Christmas?
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TV comedy specials are like arseholes. Everyone has one. Well, not quite everyone, but it has certainly felt that way recently with Netflix dropping standup shows as if they are going out of style. The streaming network has lots more to come in the new year and I've got to come clean, it is getting hard to keep up with them. For example, the recent Ellen DeGeneres special might have featured in the chart below – except that I haven't had a chance to watch it yet. Maybe it will appear in next year's chart.
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