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So I hope that’s what this show is. A better, well-rounded, perfectly warm pancake/child. Ania Magliano: I Can’t Believe You’ve Done This, Pleasance Courtyard, 2–27 August, 4.35pm.

Neon Nights is the gorgeous Soho Theatre Walthamstow’s monthly showcase spectactular and typiclaly features a big name headliner with stars ion various degrees of rising in support. Upcoming shows ...

ANIA MAGLIANO is a sharp, warm new voice in comedy whose debut show, I Can’t Believe You’ve Done This, was nominated for Best Show at the 2023 Edinburgh Fringe. She’s quickly. Becoming one ...

John will be compering this evening and he's joined by Ania Magliano, Lucy Pearman and one more act to be announced. Over 18's only. Presented in association with Nice N' Spiky Comedy. Artists ...

Travis Jay and mum Angie Le Mar: Episode Image Episode 4Travis Jay and mum Angie Le Mar Late Night Mash regular Travis Jay has his embarrassing photos uncovered by mum and comedy legend Angie Le Mar.

After three critically acclaimed sell-out runs at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe (and an Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Show nomination in 2023), Ania Magliano brings her latest show Forgive Me ...

Winner: Leicester Square New Comedian of the Year. Tour support for Ania Magliano and Rhys Nicholson. Patron saint of bisexuals Sam Williams (Pleasance Reserve, 150m+ views online) has a ...

Ania Magliano (Live At The Apollo, Edinburgh Fringe Comedy Awards Best Show nominee 2023) has some new thoughts/jokes/confessions/gossip to share with you before you ...

Each episode features Ania Magliano (the bisexual) and Will Rowland (the boyfriend) presenting and discussing a topic, trend or cultural phenomenon from their respective perspectives. Venue Age ...

Deep Cover is a British comedy drama film by Tom Kingsley from a screenplay by Colin Trevorrow, Derek Connolly, Ben Ashenden, ...

There’s a kernel of plausibility to the ridiculous premise behind the new British action comedy Deep Cover. Would it not make some sort of sense for the police to recruit improv performers to ...