Jordan Brookes
Sky is to make seven brand new Sky Original comedy shorts as part of its BAFTA-winning Sky Comedy Shorts programme.
Written by and starring familiar faces such as Rosie Jones, Desiree Burch, Jordan Stephens and plenty of Edinburgh Comedy Award nominees and winners including Jess Fostekew and Jordan Brookes, the seven shorts explore everything from dating anxiety and rural life to pub quizzes and imaginary friends. All the shorts will air on Sky Arts and YouTube in 2023.
This is an awful, awful show. I don't know how anybody would consider buying a ticket. Quite why anyone would want to pay real money to see Jordan Brookes is beyond me. No, of course I don't mean this, but it's the sort of emotional rollercoaster verbal rug-pull that Jordan Brookes excels at, taking his audience one way then doing a complete U-turn just when you least expect it. There is nobody in comedy who can fake sincerity and its opposite quite as convincingly as Jordan Brookes.
Jordan Brookes presents a nightmarish chat show, live from his own coma. Surreal Comedy Blap with Jordan Brookes, Sunil Patel and Debbie McGee.
Channel 4 is releasing seven new Blaps on All 4, the most ever released in one go, featuring up-and-coming as well as established talent, including Kiell Smith-Bynoe, Jamie Demetriou and Rosie Jones.
Channel 4’s Blaps have historically been a breeding ground for several series commissions, including We Are Lady Parts, recently commissioned for a second series on Channel 4, Stath Lets Flats, Home and Dead Pixels (E4).
Edinburgh Comedy Award winner Jordan Brookes has his own radio series. Jordan Brookes: On...starts on BBC Radio 4 on July 28 at 11pm and runs over four Wednesdays.
Lolly Adefope, Tim Key, Jordan Brookes and Kiri Pritchard-McLean are among the acts in the line-up of a major new arts event.
Jordan Brookes won the Edinburgh Comedy Award in 2019 for I've Got Nothing, a show that was substantially improvised. But this show, Bleed, from 2018, is the show that should have won him the award. It was the sequel to his breakthrough Edinburgh Comedy Award-nominated set Body of Work, and cemented his reputation as one of comedy's most trippy talents, taking comedy for strolls into strange places.
Joining Fleabag, Mr Swallow's Houdini, Jen Brister, Nish Kumar and many more, two new shows by Dave’s Edinburgh Comedy Award for Best Show 2019 winner Jordan Brookes (Bleed, 2018) and 2015 Funny Women award winner Desiree Burch (Desiree’s Coming Early, 2019) come to Soho Theatre On Demand on Wednesday 6 May at 7pm for three weeks only.
Award-winning comedian Jordan Brookes has made his show Body Of Work free to view for 24 hours on the 18th April (his birthday) to raise money for charity.
The exclusive link to view the show on Saturday is
here.
In lieu of gifts, Brookes will be asking friends, family, fans and viewers to donate to OCD Action - the largest UK charity focusing on Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
Channel 4 is celebrating its brand-new original online comedy strand, with an exclusive live-stream event on Channel 4 Comedy’s YouTube channel on Tuesday 26th November from 8pm.
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