Josh
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.
Viral comedy star Josh James is set to head out on his debut tour Doin’ Alright. Join Josh as he guides audiences through the life of a ‘Essex Man’, the uniqueness of English culture and trying to do well for himself.
Join comedian, amateur historian and shameless gossiper Josh Jones as he learns about the loves, lives and legends surrounding long-dead historical figures in new podcast series ‘Dead Drama’.
“When it comes to famous people, I’m all about the gossip, the rumours and the drama. So making a history podcast about dead people is the only way I get to say whatever I want without getting sued. Well, hopefully…”- Josh Jones
Josh Widdicombe and Nish Kumar are about to leap back into the weird and wonderful world of local news journalism with Hold the Front Page, returning for a second run. And this time, the boys are determined to do a lot better than they did before.
Global today announces the launch of a brand-new podcast telling the story of the biggest mystery in football history – 53 Minutes, co-produced by Global and Listen.
All episodes will be available from 19th March on Global Player, and the six-part series will be released weekly via all other platforms.
On this week’s show (9th February), Graham welcomes giant of stage and screen Sir Ian McKellen, award-winning actor and activist Michael Sheen, British actor Ambika Mod, top comic Josh Widdicombe, and singer songwriter Gabrielle.
Rob Beckett, Josh Widdicombe and Alison Hammond are the celebrities fronting a new TV quiz show all about TV.
Smart TV comes from the makers of Never Mind the Buzzcocks and is all about the magic of television. Expect a similar brand of irreverence from regulars and special guests.
Josh Widdicombe recently cropped up in a BBC documentary about sitcoms saying how much he loved the genre. And he clearly adores the classics because the second series of his flatshare sitcom seems to be channelling a number of milestone comedies from the past four decades.
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