Romesh Ranganathan
Comedian Romesh Ranganathan is doing a special one off live version of his hit podcast this December and tickets are available now.
Hip Hop Saved My Life will be at Indigo2 in London on December 19.
The gig will be in aid of charity CALM.
Tickets available on pre-sale now and on general sale at 10am on Friday November 16. Ticket link here.
Romesh Ranganathan has become so popular recently I'm surprised nobody has launched The Romesh Channel. If you look up the word ubiquitous in the dictionary you see a picture Romesh Ranganathan. Someone - possibly Nish Kumar himself – recently joked that Nish Kumar only gets work because there aren't enough hours in the day for Romesh Ranganathan to tick all the diversity quotas.
Update: 30/11: full line-up now announced. See below.
Romesh Ranganathan & Josh Widdicombe are to headline a major gig to mark 25 years of the Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year. Both have previously won the competition.
Romesh Ranganathan is back on tour with a brand-new show, The Cynic's Mixtape, which he says is his most brutally honest show yet.
The tour starts in Southend on September 13, 2019 and runs well into 2020.
Romesh Ranganathan is to host his own weekly topical show on BBC2. The Ranganation will take a funny look back over the week’s biggest talking points. To help Romesh fully understand what the nation really think he consults with his very own focus group, The Ranganation. This larger than life focus group of 25 lovable, diverse characters, represent a real cross-section of modern Britain - the group also includes Romesh’s mum.
David Brindley, Head of Commissioning, Popular Factual and Factual Entertainment, says: “The Misadventures Of Romesh Ranganathan and Mortimer And Whitehouse: Gone Fishing have been real summer highlights for us an
Sky One’s A League of Their Own returns with a bumper guest list. The line-up includes former heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko, panel favourite Tony Bellew, footballers and England internationals John Terry, Ashley Cole and Jack Wilshere, singer Geri Horner, comedian and A League of Their Own regular Rob Beckett and Olympic gold medallist Mo Farah.
There has been no shortage of television judges over the years. There is Judge Rinder and Judge Judy, but my favourite is probably Judge Nutmeg, Vic and Bob's dispenser of justice whose desk used to roam around the stage on wheels in Big Night Out. Now add Romesh Ranganathan to the list, who is pretty damn funny even though his desk never moves.
If England get to the World Cup final the day of the match is going to be a great day for Hazelwick School in Crawley.
You are going to see a lot of Romesh Ranganathan on television in the near future. As well as his new BBC2 series, The Misadventures Of Romesh Ranganathan, he is also fronting a new series on Dave, Judge Romesh. And I'm sure the ex-teacher will be doing the panel show rounds too.
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