It has been half a century since legendary duo Eric Wise and Ernie Morecambe first hit our screens, with their Christmas specials forming the festive centrepiece for many Brits during the sixties and seventies.
Preston Guild Hall is set to host a comedy showcase evening featuring some of the funniest finalists and winners of Britain’s Got Talent from the past few years.
An explosive one-woman show, told through the eyes of Preston suffragette Edith Rigby and celebrating the centenary of women first winning the right to vote, is set to take to the stage at the city’s Continental on Wednesday.
Bongo’s Bingo is back in Blackpool this December with a confetti-filled bang, complete with box loads of glow sticks, a Henry Hoover and gallons of Buckfast at the spectacular Winter Wonderland.
Off the back of his critically acclaimed role in Mel Brooks’ London West End revival of ‘Young Frankenstein’, comedy legend Ross Noble returns to his stand-up roots with a brand-new tour, El Hablador, including the Manchester Apollo on Friday.
Following a highly acclaimed, totally sold-out run at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Ivo Graham is touring his hit show Motion Sickness throughout the UK.
Twelve years ago, Dan Whiston was a successful Blackpool-born ice dancer, known for performing in the Pleasure Beach’s Hot Ice spectaculars but little more.
Ronnie Leek has tried to write serious material, but admits it always ends up being ‘funny.’ The 61-year-old who lives in Brinscall makes no apologies as he presents his latest comedy offering, Trollope.
