Josh
It should be an interesting edition of The Last Leg tonight. It's the first show since it was revealed that Josh Widdicombe will be taking part in the Strictly Come Dancing Celebrity Special this Christmas.
Josh Widdicombe is the first celebrity announced to take part in the Strictly Come Dancing 2024 Christmas Special. He will be paired with professional dancer Karen Hauer.
Rumours started that he was going to be taking part in Strictly earlier this year after he talked to Rob Beckett about getting fit on their Parenting Hell podcast. There was speculation that he needed to be in good physical shape to be able to do his best on Strictly but nothing was confirmed at the time. The truth can now be revealed!
Josh Jones, Molly Rainford, Mark Rhodes and Sonia are the guests competing to be crowned champion of Richard Osman's House of Games this week.
An all-star line-up is performing a night of comedy in support of Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP) on January 16.
Hosted by Jen Brister, the star-studded bill also includes: Josh Widdicombe, Ivo Graham, Jamali Maddix, Rob Beckett , Kerry Godliman, plus more to be announced! Line up subject to change.
Josh Widdicombe has added extra dates to his Not My Cup Of Tea tour due to demand. A full list of the current dates is below.
You may well know Josh Widdicombe from Channel 4’s award-winning show The Last Leg, his podcast Parenting Hell with Rob Beckett, or his many appearances on panel shows. He is a witty, relatable observer of life’s foibles with a keen eye for the absurd side of the mundane.
Josh Widdicombe is back on tour with a brand new show entitled Not My Cup Of Tea. Expect it to be shorter and with lower production values than Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, but funnier and with more references to tea.
Comedian Josh Thomas has written a new book, Let’s Tidy Up: The Book.
Australia seerms to have a habit of rolling out comedy nutjobs. Josh Glanc combines the fuzzy moustachioed surrealism of Sam Simmons with the absurdism of Sam Campbell. He has been around for a few years now but has really hit paydirt with his latest show Family Man.
Josh Thomas, creator of the brilliant sitcoms ‘Please Like Me’ and ‘Everything’s Going to Be Okay’ has never done an Edinburgh show – although he was a finalist in So You Think You’re Funny in 2005.
He has a rug on stage, a plant and a comfy chair. His thing is very much domestic drama, food, relationships, friends.
If you’re a fan of his sitcoms – which I am – it is amazing to hear his familiar confessional style in a live format.
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