Robin Ince
Update 7/12: More names added – Eddie Izzard, Stewart Lee, Jo Brand, Richard Herring, Mark Gatiss, Amy Hoggard, Lawrence Leung and Ariane Sherrine, actors Kevin Eldon, Donna Lynne Champlin and Joel McHale, broadcasters Claudia Hammond and Helen Zaltzman, author Nikesh Shukla, climate scientist Tamsin Edwards, Antarctic zoologist Alexandra Dodds, singer-songwriters Zahara, Robyn Hitchcock, Charlotte Church and Diesel, archaeologist Dr Rebecca Wragg Sykes, psychologist Bruce Hood, poet
With the planned version of Sea Shambles sadly unable to go ahead, there will be a rejigged version of the show going out online on the same date and time.
When the coronavirus hit home last week there was a lot of talk about comedians setting up online gigs as their touring workload dropped off a cliff. As well as Scott Bennett setting up a show in his shed, Robin Ince was one of the first out the blocks, cranking open his contacts book and quickly putting together an entire comedy festival running daily from yesterday.
Robin Ince has quickly organised a festival that fans can enjoy online.
From Monday, 23rd March (previews from 19th March) you will be able to go online to watch your favourite entertainers live via the internet.
Each show will be free to watch but with a pay what you can option with any profits going to help performers and venues that are in the most need in these difficult times.
Comedian, writer and broadcaster Robin Ince will be performing two new shows in Manchester and Salford as part of the 9th Greater Manchester Fringe in July 2020.
Robin explores UFOs, aliens, conspiracy theories, the future of humanity and human evolution on the BBC Radio 4 show The Infinite Monkey Cage with Professor Brian Cox.
Following the success of 2018’s hugely popular Space Shambles, The Cosmic Shambles Network is to return to The Royal Albert Hall in 2020 with a brand new sea themed spectacular which is destined to be their biggest show ever.
National digital radio station Union JACK has collaborated with leading audio producer Whistledown Productions to create a provocative and emotional 22-part short feature series that aims to raise awareness of male mental health struggles ahead of World Mental Health Day (10 October 2019).
The Infinite Monkey Cage returns to Radio 4 for 20th series with a Tim Peake and Helen Sharman special
British astronauts Tim Peake and Helen Sharman will appear in a special episode of award-winning comedy science series The Infinite Monkey Cage when it returns to Radio 4 and BBC Sounds for its landmark 20th run on 16 September.
London dates have been announced for Robin Ince's annual Nine Lessons and Carols for Curious People show. And for the first time it will also go to Salford, with shows at The Lowry..
Following four sell-out nights in 2017, Robin Ince’s popular Christmas shows return this year with a slightly tweaked title – Nine Lessons And Carols For Curious People – a new venue and the usual shambles.
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