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Jason Manford will join the cast of Waterloo Road when it returns for its next series later this year.
Manford will play Steve Savage, who has a big impact on the staff and pupils at Waterloo Road when he becomes headteacher - but not before ruffling a few feathers along the way. While Manford's new role as headteacher will leave fans questioning how the future looks for current headteacher Kim Campbell (Angela Griffin), viewers will have to wait and see how the storyline plays out.
Jason Manford is back with a new live show for 2024/5 - A Manford All Seasons. Kicking off on 10th November 2024 at Derby Arena, Jason will then play 17 shows at some of the UK’s biggest entertainment venues, culminating at Manchester’s hotly anticipated new multi-million pound Co-Op Live, being the first comic to go on-sale there. Tickets go on sale on Friday 13th October at 10.00am from JasonManford.com.
Jason Manford and Steve Edge are fronting a new podcast all about being the best man at weddings.
Best Men is all about one of the most important jobs a bloke can face in his lifetime. Comedians, best mates - and best men to each other - Manford and Edge listen, learn and laugh as they dig out some of the greatest stories, good and bad, from former best men.
BBC Children in Need will be broadcasting live from MediaCityUK in Salford for a SPOTacular evening of entertainment.
From Blankety Blank to The Weakest Link, the annual fundraiser will be jam-packed with exclusive sketches, exciting performances, music, dance and a few BIG surprises! The appeal night will be a brilliant spectacle not to miss and will raise money for children and young people across the UK facing a range of challenges, who need help now more than ever.
Britain Get Singing, a 90-minute Christmas extravaganza is coming to ITV and ITVX this festive season, supporting ITV’s groundbreaking mental health campaign Britain Get Talking.
Hosted by TV and radio presenter Roman Kemp, this unmissable TV event created and produced by Lifted Entertainment, will see a number of groups comprised of stars from TV’s biggest shows go head-to-head in a spectacular sing-off, undoubtedly bringing sparkle to the screens this Christmas.
Unbeatable, the general-knowledge-based quiz show hosted by Jason Manford, is back on BBC Two for a second series this September.
This knockout competition sees players pit their answers against one another in battles that test their knowledge - and ultimately the courage of their convictions. Four opponents play solo and battle rounds in which they face a question and pick from a board of six rank-able answers.
Comedian Jason Manford might not resemble Steve Martin or John Candy but he had his own Trains, Planes And Automobiles adventures on Tuesday – albeit without a plane – attempting to cross the country to get from Stockport to a gig at Margate's Winter Gardens. A journey of around 280 miles that should have taken not much more than four hours took more than twice as long in sweltering temperatures.
He shared the details on social media...
"Quite the journey!
Jason Manford tells Danny Robins about a spine-chilling encounter he experienced in the West End in the summer special edition of Radio 4's Uncanny.
Manford’s Comedy Clubs has announce its continued expansion with three additional venues opening soon. Irlam Catholic Club opens on 29 April, followed by the 500-seater Arts Theatre, New Mills, on 30 April. Paul Sinha from ITVs The Chase will headline at Burnley Mechanics Theatre on 18 June with many more venues to be announced throughout the year.
The North West Comedy Awards took place last night a the Frog & Bucket Club in Manchester, compered by Mick Ferry.
Jasn Manford was one of the big winners on the night, picking up two prizes – Radio/TV Act and Best Solo Show for his Muddle Class tour.
The full results were as follows:
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