Stand-up comedy by Sara Pascoe. Exploring love, sex and doing both alone, Sara shares her wisdom and positivity, and overshares about her imaginary brother Stephen. Show more
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Cartoon Vladimir Putin hosts his own chat-show with guests Alastair Campbell and June Sarpong. Show more
Ben Bailey Smith, aka Doc Brown, brings his seamless mix of rap and stand-up to the BBC as he dissects country life, fatherhood and being cool. Show more
Award-winning comedian John Robins is welcomed to the stage for 30 minutes of stand-up about the trials of relationships and modern technology.
Scottish stand-up comedian and writer Fern Brady brings her wry wit to the stage at the Radio Theatre. Show more
The BBC Radio Theatre in London welcomes razor-sharp Australian comedian Rhys Nicholson as he explores topics such as sexuality and popularity in high school.
This laugh-out-loud show sees Suzi take to the stage for 30 minutes of genuinely funny stand-up about struggling in and out of the middle classes. Show more
Fresh from supporting Jason Manford on tour, Chris Washington continues to wow audiences by conjuring laughs from the ordinary things in life. Show more
New York City's Desiree Burch has exploded on to the comedy scene in London. Desiree explores sex, relationships, race, body image and social change. Show more
Adventurer, film-maker and nominee for Best Show at the 2017 Edinburgh Comedy Awards Mat Ewins takes viewers on an action-packed exploration in this half-hour show. Show more
Comedian, writer and actress Sara Pascoe takes to the stage at the BBC's Radio Theatre for 30 minutes of hilariously honest stand-up about love, sex and modern living. Show more
Disarmingly eloquent and verbally dexterous Josie Long takes to the stage with her stand-up show about optimism and hopefulness. Show more
The programme welcomes Ivo Graham and his charming, crafty, self-aware, audience-pleasing wit to the stage. Show more
Stand-up comedian, actor and writer Liam Williams delivers marvellously morose comedy about the state of the planet and breaking his heels. Show more