All Comedy articles – Page 43
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FeaturesCracking the code for a safe comedy shoot
Covid supervisor Maja Wlodarczyk reveals the procedures and protocols she had to be put in place to produce Code 404 for Sky 1
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NewsThe Windsors co-creator dies aged 56
’Warm, friendly and funny’ - George Jeffrie’s credits also included Pete Versus Life and Spitting Image revival
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NewsDLT takes stake in Mark Watson’s indie
Impatient Productions to move into drama, docs and light entertainment
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CommentNo need to rush to judgement
New shows, and the new Broadcast, need time to settle, writes Ash Atalla
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VideoSpitting Image, BritBox
Avalon’s reboot of the satirical format heads to SVoD service on 3 October
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NewsComedy Central returns to originals
Rumpus and Tuesday’s Child win first orders since Ben Frow took charge
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VideoGhosts, BBC1
Second series of comedy format from the team behind Horrible Histories and Yonderland, produced by Monumental Television
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NewsWorzel Gummidge heads back to BBC1
Mackenzie Crook’s gentle comedy-drama returns for one-hour film
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NewsRichard Curtis backs climate scheme
Flickers of the Future to lobby for more environmental issues in drama, comedy and entertainment
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NewsLine of Duty resumes filming
Covid-19 had halted production of series six of Jed Mercurio’s BBC1 cop drama
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Behind The ScenesComedy Central at the Edinburgh Fringe: remote but live
Our plan to recreate the energy of the UK’s leading comedy festival was a technical challenge like no other, says Chris Jones
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FeaturesLaura Burrell’s Lip Sync Battle love-in
ViacomCBS’s formats chief had no idea an adapted Tonight Show segment would take her all around the world – until it did
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NewsCampbell sets out case for BBC3 linear return
Controller claims SVoDs ‘would die’ for powerful linear presence
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CommentCovid can be catalyst for change in comedy
The lack of an Edinburgh Fringe this year forces us to find talent elsewhere, says Richard Watsham
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NewsBlack commissioners have their say
PSB execs discuss their careers and experiences of the “very white” industry