josie long
Streaming company Deezer has announced a new weekly comedy podcast Strong & Stable, where Britain’s best comedians will give a ‘radically alternative’ take on the UK’s election campaign.
Josie Long is to perform her latest show, Something Better, at the Duchess Theatre in London in 2017.
Long has also just announced a national tour. Dates here.
Josie Long finishes her run at the Soho Theatre on October 15. Tickets here. She performs the show in New York from November 19. Keep an eye out for more UK dates here. She is at the Duchess Theatre on March 20. Tickets here.
Here is an interview I did with the brilliant Josie Long for the London Evening Standard in the run-up to the opening of her latest show Something Better which is currently at the Soho Theatre.
Russell Howard, Bob Mortimer, Rachel Riley, David James, Jason Manford, Dave Gorman, Marcus Brigstocke, Gina Yashere, Ed Byrne, Josie Long and Holly Walsh have been named as the guests who will be taking part in Dave’s brand new series Dara O Briain’s Go 8 Bit.
Josie Long has announced a run of shows in London this autumn for her new show, Something Better.
Long will be appearing at the Soho Theatre from September 30 - October 15.
This wil be Long's eighth solo show. It follows the success of her previous show Cara Josephine across the UK, Europe, in Australia and New York and the recent broadcast of her Radio 4 series Romance and Adventure.
Anyone who has visited Glasgow will know what a seductive city it is. I was there for the Comedy Festival a couple of weeks ago and even though I’ve got a partner and family in London I still thought about moving there. So I can totally relate to Josie Long’s new slightly autobiographical four-part comedy about a Londoner relocating.
Comedy club/promoters Invisible Dot have announced their biggest-ever gig to mark their 7th birthday.
The special event will take place at the Eventim Apollo on 25th January and the line-up features Adam Buxton, bespectacled maverick Harry Hill, cult optimist Josie Long, bookish intellect Sara Pascoe, award winning poet/savant Tim Key, and The Horne Section MC. More incredible acts to be announced soon!
The Evening Standard doesn't give half stars to shows, otherwise I'd have given Josie Long four and a half stars for Cara Josephine, the same as London is Funny gave it earlier this week.
A few years ago I went to see one of Derren Brown’s spectacular shows in the West End. At one point during the show Brown told the mesmerised audience that if they saw the show a second time they would probably spot how he did his stunning tricks. I didn't see the show twice so I don’t know if this is true, but I presume he means that one would spot some of his misdirection and stage techniques on the second viewing.
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