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Award-winning comedian Rob Brydon and his eight piece band, including Paul Herbert (Musical Director, Arranger and Pianist), are back in the UK & Ireland next year with their widely praised tour, Rob Brydon – A Night of Songs & Laughter.
Wondery and Amazon Music have announced a podcast distribution and ad-sales rep deal with award-winning Welsh comedian Rob Brydon for his hit podcast series Brydon &. The deal will see episodes of the renowned hit show publish one week early and ad-free on Amazon Music (available to Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers and Amazon Prime members) and Wondery+ from May 25th. Brydon & is produced by Rob Brydon in partnership with
Created and written by Ruth Jones and David Peet and made by Tidy Productions, Gaynor & Ray (1 x 35’) features the exciting reunion of two BBC favourites and real-life friends, Ruth Jones and Rob Brydon in the title roles and is the latest Comedy Playhouse to be commissioned for broadcast on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
All-round entertainer Rob Brydon is to front a new podcast on Spotify. Rob posted about the show’s premiere on Twitter, saying, “Like many middle-aged men I have had to accept the inevitable, and I wanted you to be the first to know. I have a podcast. It starts today on Spotify, and though I say it myself, it’s rather good. Today, John Bishop and I talk. And talk. And talk. Enjoy!”
Behind every great act there's a great warm-up act. Or something like that. So as a curtain-raiser to tomorrow night's Comic Relief fundraising Laughtacular join Rob Brydon as he trips the light fantastic among the funniest, sweetest and silliest musical sketches and performances from the Comic Relief store cupboard.
We haven't been given many hints about what to expect but there will probably be something from Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders and maybe a run-through of the classic Comic Relief singles.
Just to remind you, Would I Lie To You? has moved from Fridays to Mondays on BBC One for the rest of this run. And it's an the earlier time of 8.30pm too. And the good news is that Sara Pascoe is one of the possible fibbers tonght.
This week's guests are breakfast TV fitness guru famous from olden times Mr Motivator, brilliant and stylishly dressed comedian Sara Pascoe (who has a dog called Mouse), Derry Girl/Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan (who is in her mid-thirties, fact fans) and presenter Dan Walker.
This week's guests on Would I Lie To You? come from the world of comedy but also from the world of reality TV and the world of sport.
Delighted to see my esteemed colleague Dominic Maxwell singing the praises of Would I Lie to You? in The Times this week. Maxwell called the long-running fib-telling panel show "the most consistently funny, consistently joyful television show of the century." Admittedly the century is barely 20% through and who knows what the BBC – if they still exist – might come up with in 2059 to implant directly into our cerebral cortex, but this is still deserved praise indeed.
Award winning comedian Rob Brydon and his eight-piece band will take to the road next year with his new show, Rob Brydon – A Night Of Songs & Laughter. The new dates follow the huge success of his 2020 Tour, and together mark the first time Brydon has created a show that includes songs and music as well as his acclaimed wit and comedy.
I'm going to do a thing that I don't think I've ever seen a critic do before. I'm going to say that my review was wrong. When I reviewed the first episode of the latest series of The Trip, set in Turkey and Greece, I wrote how I was disappointed by it. Having watched the first episode I felt that the tone had changed.
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