Little but LIVE! festival launched
New socially distanced outdoor festival celebrates creativity and connection.
TV star brings comedy course online
Tackling social isolation with humour.
Virtual charity extravaganza announced for hospital charity
Beverley Knight and Bradley Simpson join forces in aid of Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital.
Lockdown laughs for parents
Bring Your Own Baby Comedy presents virtual comedy show.
Well it’s one for the funny….
Brian Donldson talks to comic Tim Vine.
Care for some comedy?
Midlands’ oldest hospice rounds off fortieth anniversary with comedy gig.
Stars of Snow White visit Birmingham Children’s Hospital
Panto stars pay visit to children and their families.
Stand Up for Women at Artrix
Return of the all-womens comedy night at arts centre.
Nick-ed from the Flames
Brian Donaldson talks to comedican Nick Helm.
Evans and the Devil
Brian Donaldson talks to comic Simon Evans.
Boshing along
Brian Donaldson talks to comic Kerry Godliman.
Mixing it
Brian Donaldson talks to comic Romesh Ranganathan.
Young, gifted and posh
Comic Ivo Graham talks to Veronica Lee.
Three new entertainment venes for Digbeth
More reasons than ever to visit Birmingham’s Creative Quarter.
Nice lunch for Press Club
Comedy favourite booked for Birmingham Press Club Christmas date.
Lichfield Garrick Theatre announces new season
Top-line performances set for award-winning venue.
Review: Frank Skinner
Richard Nevin sees the conquering hero return.
For Godley’s sake
Scottish comic Janey Godley talks to Brian Donaldson.
Knowing Suzi
Brian Donaldson talks to comedian Suzi Ruffell.
CRASH! BANG!
Comic Rob Beckett talks to Brian Donaldson about his new show Wallop!
Review: Pride and Prejudice (Sort Of)
A cheeky take on Jane Austen’s classic comedy of manners tickles Richard Lutz’s ribs.
Sofie Hagen returns to Artrix
Edinburgh Festival star back in Bromsgrove.
Everyman amongst us
Stephen K Amos talks to Brian Donaldson about Everyman, and everything.
Taking liberties with comedy
Geoff Norcott, star of Mock the Week and much more, talks ahead of his Birmingham date.
Less than two weeks to Bridge in Coventry
City centre to host imaginative performance festival.
Comedy Festival’s Breaking Talent shortlist announced
Emerging West Midlands acts battle it out for the biggest comedy award in the region.
Countdown on to Kenilworth Arts Festival
Ten day festival set to attract international and UK artists to historic Midlands town.
Hippodrome celebrates anniversary with new programme launch
Roll-up, roll-up for an all-singing, all-dancing new season at Birmingham Hippodrome.
TV comedy names coming to Sutton
Tom Stade and Paul Sinha to appear at Town Hall.
Fresh hope for Acorns
Celebrities get behind urgent Black Country children’s hospice appeal.
