Jayde Adams
Jayde Adams aka 'the 3rd funniest woman in the world' (Dawn French) is a Bristol born comedian and entertainer who used to work in Asda. Jayde has shot to stardom due to her innate confidence, cracking singing voice and unique personal take on modern life. With three powerhouse Edinburgh shows behind her and a blossoming presenting career on TV she has shot from the fish counter at ASDA to fully fledged diva and is keen to tell everyone about it.
During lockdown both BBC and ITV announced that they were making stand up shows to give the country a laugh. ITV1 might have got their show on air faster, but Jonathan Ross' Comedy Club could learn a thing or two from BBC's Stand Up For Live Comedy, which has weekly episodes filmed in different locations, starting this week with Bristol.
Stand Up For Live Comedy is a new BBC series that showcases the best rising stars in stand-up comedy. Each of the six shows comes from a different club and is hosted by a local comedian. The first show, filmed in Bristol's Lakota Gardens, is hosted by local legend Jayde Adams. The guests are Lauren Pattison, Mo Omar and Tom Lucy.
The shows are released on Fridays on BBC iPlayer and are aired on BBC1 the following Monday at 10.45pm.
Award-winning comedian and star of hit show Serious Black Jumper (Amazon Prime Video) which enjoyed viral success on TikTok where a section of the show reached 19 Million views, Jayde Adams welcomes viewers to a weekly interactive cabaret night streamed as live across social media.
Jayde Adams’ debut stand-up special, Serious Black Jumper, will be released on Amazon Prime on Friday 3rd January.
Comedian Jayde Adams is to present a new cooking competition entitled Crazy Delicious.
Chefs Heston Blumenthal, Carla Hall and Niklas Ekstedt will take on the roles of ‘Food Gods’ in the Channel 4/Netflix format.
Multi-award winning comedian Jayde Adams will embark on her debut nationwide tour with the celebrated show ‘The Ballad of Kylie Jenner’s Old Face’, from 23rd October to 26th April including nine nights at Soho Theatre from 30th January hot off the heels of a sold-out, critically-acclaimed run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe which saw her 4th solo show receive 13 five and four star reviews. Tickets can be found here.
Award-winning podcast, ‘The Guilty Feminist’ will travel to the BBC Proms on Saturday 14 September for a unique episode looking back at the 2019 season ahead of the Last Night of the Proms.
Deborah Frances-White will bring her celebrated comedy set to the BBC Proms in front of a live audience. She will be joined by Last Night of the Proms soloist Jamie Barton, BBC Proms composer Errollyn Wallen and comedian, Jayde Adams.
Ignore the picture on this page. After it was sent out to promote Jayde Adams' latest show the former Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer nominee had her big hair hacked off. She currently sports an orange cut evoking David Bowie in his The Man Who Fell to Earth period. Which is appropriate. Bowie was famous for reinventing himself and that's what Adams has done in The Ballad of Kylie Jenner's Old Face.
Jayde Adams is to film a TV special for Amazon Prime.
Details of the show she will be performing are currently being kept under wraps.
Two gigs will be filmed back-to-back at the Bloomsbury Theatre on September 21 at 6pm (with support from Rich Wilson) and 9pm. Tickets can be purchased now, price £10 here.
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