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New chapter for team behind IRN-BRU Carnival and Scottish Wedding Show
3+ week, 1+ day ago (481+ words) A major events team behind some of Scotland's best-loved shows will rebrand as part of a new chapter in its long-running success story. QD Events has relaunched as SEC Creates, uniting its event creation services under one brand to support…...
Jimmy Cricket’s funeral takes place with attendees including TV legends
3+ week, 1+ day ago (688+ words) Cricket's funeral today -Credit:Manchester Evening News The mass was led by Jimmy's son, Father Frankie...attended with his wife Shere -Credit:Manchester Evening News He explained that the funeral would be followed...
Play inspired by silent comedy coming to Keswick next month
4+ week, 4+ hour ago (256+ words) A silent love story with a "very loud heart" is coming to the stage in Keswick. A Brief Case of Crazy will be performed at Theatre by the Lake in Keswick from September 30 to October 1 at 7.30pm. The show, presented by…...
Comedy trio of plays to hit Keswick stage this autumn
2+ week, 4+ day ago (164+ words) A trio of comedic plays exploring love, infidelity and food is set to entertain Keswick audiences. Just Desserts, performed by the Derwentwater Drama Group, will take to the stage at Theatre by the Lake in Keswick from Wednesday, October 14 to…...
Two huge comedy stars to perform in North Lanarkshire this autumn
3+ week, 2+ day ago (137+ words) A comedy double bill is coming to North Lanarkshire this October. Scottish favourites Gary Meikle and Karen Dunbar are set to take the stage at Airdrie Town Hall with their brand-new shows. Gary Meikle, known for his sharp rants and…...
Review: The Last Laugh lauds Cooper, Morecambe and Monkhouse at Darlington Hippodrome
3+ week, 3+ day ago (555+ words) REVIEW: The Last Laugh, Darlington Hippodrome Andrew White watches Paul Hendy's affectionate, laugh-out-loud play – and finds it devastatingly funny, poignant and superbly acted. Three of Britain's greatest comedy legends share a dressing room and dissect the secret of being funny…...
Brighton Dome announces autumn line-up with huge names in music and comedy
3+ week, 5+ day ago (792+ words) Brighton Dome is promising a packed season of entertainment. The autumn programme features events across theatre, music, dance, comedy, and family shows. Lucy Davies, director and chief executive of Brighton Dome, said: "We are thrilled to share our autumn events…...
Monty Python's Spamalot musical comedy coming to Bolton stage
3+ week, 5+ day ago (137+ words) A laugh-out-loud musical comedy is set to take centre stage in Bolton. Bolton Catholic Musical and Choral Society (BCMCS) will perform Monty Python's Spamalot at Walmsley Parish Community Hall in Egerton from September 29 to October 3. Based on the iconic film…...
Jeremy Clarkson gives blessing to new Grand Tour hosts
2+ week, 5+ day ago (330+ words) Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond have given their blessing to the new Grand Tour hosts The trio, who previously worked together on Top Gear before launching Amazon Prime Video's hit motoring show, stepped down in 2024 and have been…...
Edinburgh Fringe shows cancelled as comedian says festival has ‘let us all down’
2+ week, 5+ hour ago (546+ words) EDINBURGH Fringe comedians have warned that shows are being cancelled as audiences appear to fall away during the final week of the festival. Scottish comic Susie McCabe said performers would leave the Fringe with "a bad taste in their mouths…...