Richard Herring
Russell Howard and Richard Herring are to play a major London benefit for the charity Scope.
The show will take place at the Union Chapel in Islington on September 20. Further names will be added to the bill later this week but you can buy tickets for the event now here.
A decade ago Richard Herring dissected middle age with Oh Fuck I'm 40. The sequel finds him in a different place with Oh Frig I'm 50. Back then it was a wild life of drinking, partying and one-night-stands of both the gigging and sexual variety. Times have changed. He is no longer a drunken, libidinous fool, more just a fool with a wife and two children. This prestigious gig, being filmed for DVD release, was a different kind of one night stand, probably the biggest gig of his career.
Richard Herring has signed a deal with Sphere Books to publish his book about "conversation-savers for any situation".
Herring’s “emergency questions” section features regularly in his live/podcast show Richard Herring’s Leicester Square Theatre Podcast, where he has interviewed a plethora of comedians including Stephen Fry, Stephen Merchant, Kathy Burke, Russell Brand and Sean Hughes.
Comedian Richard Herring has raised over £100,000 for the charity Refuge on International Women's Day.
Richard Herring is filming his latest show, Oh Fr*g, I'm 50, when he plays the
Queen Elizabeth Hall in London on May 4 and is raising the money for this via a Kickstarter campaign.
To thank his most loyal supporters there will be a strictly limited edition luxury set of Oh F•ck I'm 40 and Oh Frig I'm 50, with two discs of extras.
National digital radio station Union JACK has today announced the return of multi-award-winning broadcaster Geoff Lloyd to commercial radio, with his new show Hometown Glory launching at 11:00 on Saturday 3 March 2018 and bringing with it a host of famous faces.
Update 4/3: Maria Bamford has been confirmed as one of the guests on March 19. Ticket link below.
The next run of interviewees has been confirmed for Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre podcast.
The newly announced guests are as follows:
Comedian Richard Herring has discovered that he is being used in lessons in a school in Korea.
A teacher who is presumably a fan of the comedian set his class of eight-year olds an essay question inspired by Herring's last minute interview back-up question – would they rather have a hand made of ham or an armpit that dispensed sun cream?
Just think. In a parallel universe Richard Herring could have been asking the Prime Minister if he had ever tried to suck his own cock. Except if Ed Miliband had not eaten that bacon sandwich or put up that stone in the garden and become Prime Minister he might not have been appearing on Richard Herring's podcast with DJ Geoff Lloyd.
Comedian Richard Herring is one of the first people to be part of a new crowdfunding scheme from Kickstarter entitled Drip, a way to fund artists regularly through subscriptions. Comedian/musician Reggie Watts is also one of the initial 100 people involved in the concept..
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