Taskmaster
After making their American debut earlier this year with an event that sold out in minutes and saw fans travelling from far and wide to attend, the almighty Taskmaster Greg Davies and his diligent Assistant (and show creator) Alex Horne have announced they will return to New York to host the world premiere of the first episode of the brand-new Taskmaster season 19.
The recipients of the 63rd annual Rose d’Or Awards have been announced during a ceremony in London, celebrating excellence and innovation in international TV and audio programme-making. Channel 4’s long running Taskmaster won the award for Best Comedy Entertainment, with co-presenters Alex Horne and Greg Davies (pictured) among those there to accept it.
After receiving rave reviews and being selected as one of Time Out’s ‘Top London Comedy Shows to See’, and Metro’s ‘best adventures to be had in London’, Taskmaster: The Live Experience will extend its run in the new year. The live experience will now run up to Sunday 23rd February 2025. Tickets go on sale on Wednesday 20th November along with an early bird discount of 20% for the new Experience dates if booked before Saturday 30th November.
Following another heroically fought competition which saw – spoiler alert *name below – emerge as the victorious Taskmaster Series 18 Champion, the brand-new line-up of celebrities taking part in the one-off, seasonal special of Taskmaster’s New Year Treat has been revealed. Gathering an eclectic mix of well-known faces from all corners of the entertainment world, Alex Horne and Greg Davies will put them through their paces in the name of festive cheer.
The eagerly anticipated Junior Taskmaster is set to air weekly from 8pm on Friday 8th November on Channel 4. Junior Taskmaster is the brand new offspring of the BAFTA and National Comedy Award winning, Taskmaster, and taking to the thrones are Junior Taskmaster Rose Matafeo (Comedy Award winner, BAFTA & RTS Award nominated comedian, director, writer and actor) and Assistant Mike Wozniak (Double Comedy Award nominee, comedian, writer, ex-GP and star of Man Down).
I was lucky enough to take part in Taskmaster in its early days, which you can read about here. But now everybody can have a slice of the Taskmaster pie by buying a ticket for Taskmaster The Live Experience.
A new officiasl Taskmaster book is to be published later this year to celebrates a decade of the show's inspired chaos. An Absolute Casserole: The Taskmaster Compendium will contain all the facts about the series you wanted and maybe some you didn't know you wanted.
How many eggs have been broken in the making of this programme? What is the worst thing Alex has eaten? Are you more likely to win Taskmaster if you wear a hat? Why is the Taskmaster always right?
A ticket lottery has been announced for Taskmaster: The Live Experience, for fans to win the chance to access a limited number of tickets priced at £25 pp to the brand-new interactive experience that is launching this month.
Probing questions. Gripping answers. None feature in this interview with Series 18 contestant Babatunde Aléshé.
Series 18 contestant Rosie Jones is confused. Alex Horne is confused.
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