2016 New Act of the Year award winner (formerly the Hackney Empire New Act award) BILAL ZAFAR brings his debut show Cakes to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this summer, performing at Just the Tonic at the Mash House from 4th – 28th August (excluding 15th) at 3:40pm....
It was announced today (1st July 2016) that Avalon-owned Flame TV’s series Heir Hunters will be returning to BBC One after securing a two-series deal, guaranteeing 30 more hours of content for the channel. In its last run Heir Hunters reached an average of...
It was announced today (July 1st 2016) that Channel 4’s Head of Formats DOM BIRD has commissioned a third series of The Three Day Nanny. Following the success of series two, the 6 x 60 minute series will once again follow professional nanny and family expert...
It was announced today (5th July 2016) that hit show Sugar Free Farm will return to ITV for a second series. Following the success of the first 3 x 60 minute series which achieved an average of 3.8m per episode in its 8pm slot in January 2016, the new series...
“★★★★★” Mark Wareham, The Mail on Sunday "The comedian Greg Davies really is one of TV's magnificent idiots. Series two of his sitcom Man Down ended last night at a wedding pulsing with oddball eccentricity… Was the late Rik Mayall, who played the mad dad in the...
Following his critically-acclaimed, sold out residency at the Menier Chocolate Factory, DAVID BADDIEL announces a five week West End run for My Family: Not the Sitcom at London’s Vaudeville Theatre from Tuesday 13th September. Pre-sale tickets are available buy from...
Comedy Central UK has greenlit a pilot for a new comedy entertainment show fronted by comedian and self-confessed ‘cyber-loafer’, Chris Ramsey. The 22-minute pilot, currently untitled, is being produced by Avalon Television and will be shot in front of a live audience...
Stark raving genius New York Times The world’s most feared, loathed and adored Australian musical comedy mavericks, Doug Anthony All Stars (DAAS), return to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe nearly thirty years after first taking it by storm in 1987 and receiving a...
“The. Best. TV romance. Ever.” Robert Rorke, The New York Post (USA) “I’ve never laughed so much at foetal abnormality and cervical dysplasia…Comedy is bloody hard to do: which is why, when something as wonderfully funny as Channel 4’s Catastrophe appears, it feels...
POETRY FOR PEOPLE WHO DON'T LIKE POETRY. Building on the success of taking the Bloomsbury Theatre by storm with monthly sold-out shows, Bang Said The Gun are set to perform two of their biggest poetry extravaganzas to date at London’s Udderbelly Festival on the 9th...
