holly walsh
First look images have today been released of Ellie White (Cathy), Lauren Socha (Cat), Christopher Jeffers (Callum), Siobhan Finneran (Marilyn), Rebecca Front (Tess), Michele Austin (Angela) and guest star Caroline Quentin (Auntie Dawn).
Writer and comedian Holly Walsh will join co-host John Lloyd for a new series of The Museum of Curiosity beginning Monday 18 October on Radio 4 and BBC Sounds.
The Other One is a comedy about what happens when you discover your dead dad has a secret family and you now have a brand new sister.
It stars Siobhan Finneran (Downton Abbey, Happy Valley), Rebecca Front (pictured, The Thick of It, War and Peace), Ellie White (Inside No 9, The Windsors), Lauren Socha (Misfits, Catastrophe) and Amit Shah (Hospital People, Stag, W1A). Read an interview with Lauren Socha below.
Russell Howard, Bob Mortimer, Rachel Riley, David James, Jason Manford, Dave Gorman, Marcus Brigstocke, Gina Yashere, Ed Byrne, Josie Long and Holly Walsh have been named as the guests who will be taking part in Dave’s brand new series Dara O Briain’s Go 8 Bit.
Holly Walsh’s show is called Never Had it, in honour of the fact that while some people – from Desmond Tutu to Barack Obama – have ‘it’, that special, cool X Factor, Walsh thinks she is seriously lacking in that department.
Free tickets are now available for Best Behaviour, the new Radio 4 panel show hosted by Holly Walsh. Recordings will take place at the RADA Studios, 16 Chenies Street, WC1 on January 14 & 30 and February 4.
Do you send thank you letters after a one-night stand? Should pavements have a fast lane? Isn’t it a terrible faux pas to use the phrase “wine o’clock”?
Miranda Hart has come in for criticism this week from reviewers who felt that some of her jokes in her arena show did not ring true.
I had an email from Islington's Angel Comedy Club earlier this week announcing their Comedy Extravaganza starting on September 30th. This is a week of gigs launching their new season. Sorry, I should have added, a week of FREE gigs. Among the acts appearing are Simon Munnery, Daniel Simonsen, Sara Pascoe, Arthur Smith, Aisling Bea, Jarred Christmas, Luke Toulson and Shappi Khorsandi*.
One of the funny things about this year's festival was that one of the highlights was not a stand-up gig at all in the conventional sense. The Mitch Hedberg Tribute Show paid homage to the cult comedian who died, aged 37, in 2005. I don't think Hedberg ever played London or Edinburgh but I was lucky enough to see him in Kilkenny in 1999. In was in Kytelers Bar I think, just after Phill Jupitus had done a routine about spiders.
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