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Rob Brydon goes on a trip of a different kind when he teams up with Bear Grylls in Wales for a TV special.
in Bear’s Mission with Rob Brydon they embark on a mission across the wilds of Snowdonia, a journey through the country that shaped Rob as a young man.
Rob’s overcome years of heckles and stage fright to make the British public laugh but can he hold his nerve when Bear tears up the script and puts him on a very different stage in the Welsh wilderness?
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Stars from the showbusiness world have paid tribute to Ronnie Corbett at a memorial service at Westminster Abbey.
The much-loved entertainer died on March 31 last year at the age of 85.
Speaking outside the Abbey Rob Brydon said “he wasn’t that different really off screeen. He was warm, generous, just a lovely man.”
It has been reported that Would I Lie To You? stars Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell will tour the UK together next year.
This is not, however, billed as a stage version of their BBC panel show hit.
A run of shows has just been announced at the Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham from Monday March 19 to Thursday March 22, 2018. The gigs, which quickly sold out, are billed as an evening of "chat, questions and generally messing around."
Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon have crossed the channel again for another instalment in their ongoing effort to eat and quip their way around the planet. In fact they’ve crossed the channel in two senses - the first episode starts with them getting on a ferry (though not the one Brydon usually advertises) and is being broadcast on Sky Atlantic rather than BBC2 this time round.
The transmission date has been revealed for The Trip to Spain starring Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon.
The eagerly anticipated third instalment of their comedic gastronomic travels will be broadcast on Sky Atlantic starting on April 6.
My partner couldn’t join me for Francis Veber’s The Painkiller last night as she was at the theatre elsewhere. She had gone to see a play by another French writer, Jean Genet’s The Maids, at Trafalgar Studios. In an ideal world The Painkiller should have been at the Trafalgar – it used to be the Whitehall Theatre, London’s home of farce. And there isn't a more farcical – in a Good Way – play in the West End at the moment than this romp starring Kenneth Branagh and Rob Brydon.
Rob Brydon certainly keeps himself busy. Next month he is doing a gig with Tom Jones, next year he is in a play with Kenneth Branagh. And it’s theatre that is keeping him busy at the moment. Brydon is the undisputed star name in Future Conditional, the first production at the Old Vic under new artistic director Matthew Warchus.
Maybe I was out when the trumpets were blowing but it seemed to me that Would I Lie To You? slipped back onto BBC1 on Friday night for its ninth, yes, ninth, series without much of a fanfare. Which is a shame. This is one of my favourite panel shows. It is devoid of cynicism, packed full of laughs. It's one of the few panel shows clean enough to go out pre-watershed, but it is never, ever boring.
Sir Tom Jones and Rob Brydon are joining forces for a night of music and entertainment in aid of Children In Need. The show will take place on October 8 at Wembley Arena. Tickets are now on sale here. It will also be broadcast on BBC One during the week of the annual BBC Children in Need Appeal which this year takes place on Friday November 13th.
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