Soho theatre
Soho Theatre has announced the second series of ‘Soho Theatre Live’ with Amazon Prime Video. It will comprise of ten critically-acclaimed and award-winning comedy shows filmed at Soho Theatre over the course of July 2021.
Soho Theatre has announced its reopening season featuring live theatre, live comedy and live cabaret. From Monday 17 May, the reopening live programme will include rescheduled shows from its 2020 programme alongside new and existing shows, with more to be announced.
The Soho Theatre is to stage live comedy gigs for the first time since March 16.
Soho Theatre has signed a three-series deal for ‘Soho Theatre Live’ with Amazon Prime Video, bringing the company’s signature comedy to Prime Video’s UK audiences from next month. Soho Theatre Live Series 1, available from 3 December, will feature 11 existing comedy films from Soho Theatre On Demand and Series 2 and 3 will each feature 10 new shows, to be announced, filmed and broadcast in 2021.
Following the announcement of its (now sold-out) online Theatre Masterclasses, Soho Theatre announce the first of a series of online Comedy Masterclasses and Comedy Taster Workshops, alongside the announcement of six Ross Noble shows heading to Soho Theatre On Demand.
Highlights:
Soho Theatre and streaming platform NextUp have announced four full-length stand-up shows from acclaimed artists Jen Brister, Shappi Khorsandi, Lazy Susan and Aditi Mittal.
Dame Heather Rabbatts DBE has been appointed as the new Chair of Soho Theatre.
Soho Theatre's Artistic Director Steve Marmion is to step down after eight years.
He is planning to launch a new company and pursue a career as a freelance director.
During his time in the post Soho Theatre has established itself as one of the country's finest showcasers of comedy outside the Edinburgh Fringe Fesival. The basement venue has become particulary popular among both comedy performers and comedy fans.
Third World meets First World when this award-winning South American makes his Edinburgh debut. After escaping Venezuela and immigrating to Australia, Ivan Aristeguieta became one of the hottest comics Down Under, winning the Best Newcomer Award at the Sydney Comedy Festival in 2016. Say 'hola' to your new favourite comedian! He’s one happy immigrant squeezing all the privileges the First World can give him. The mango truly is 'juithier' on the other side.
The British Empire gave Indian stand-up Anuvab Pal a colonial accent and British values and suddenly left. Now he lives in contemporary India – a billion confident humans, fed on social media and American consumerism and way past their colonial hangover. How does a man still under the British influence survive in ‘New India’? Nobody knows... least of all him.
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