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Posted by Ollie Ken,
Make a date with the queen of British of stand-up...
Make a date with the queen of British of stand-up...
From the rag trade to the comedy circuit – heckling is a funny old sport. And there’s plenty coming your way…
Work off your festive feasting with some calorie-busting comedy.
There’s a great deal to look forward to here.
Black humour is difficult to get right, and even the subject matter of some of the best examples is enough to offend some people.
Ladies and Gentlemen, allow me to introduce you to Peep Show.
Come January here on the BBC Entertainment channel we bring some of the UK’s best stand ups and their live shows right to your living room.
Once upon a time, the only place you’d find comedy on TV was on designated comedy programmes.
Everything human beings do is subject to the whims of fashion and comedy is no different.
One thing that struck me was how friendly the Americans are to the British.
It’s been a busy week for me here at the Ministry of Mirth, as the autumn always brings with it a fresh new crop of comedy talent.
The family sitcom is as old, if not older, than its workplace counterpart, and has a rich and peculiar history.
How controversial do you like your comedy? Are you one of those people whose toes instantly curl up like last week’s vol-au-vents at the mere mention of a rude word?
Currently, two stand-ups – poles apart in terms of style, approach, and audience –represent the state of the art in stand-up comedy in the UK.
Get comfy, get a nice cup of cocoa, and let your brain and funny bone be thoroughly exercised.
There is one comedy format that’s way older than the chat show, and, in fact, a good deal older than television itself – the variety show.
The format is deceptively simple – sit with famous people and talk to them about what they’re up to – but it can go very wrong indeed.
In the spirit of traditional Fawlty Towers customer care we’ve created the perfect guide to delighting hotel guests during every part of their stay.
The archive block here at Comedy Control is a remarkable place - a vast underground library of all the funniest moments from British television.
We recommend taking on board Queenie’s top five tips, which are sure to keep you on the throne.