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Edinburgh UnlockedPithy subheadlineIt’s one of our very favourite things, and we’ve been without it because of the pandemic. Live comedy came back to its Mecca this summer, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival returned and it was great to open the doors again. Mark Nelson hosted a cracking three part magazine show …
Suggs: Love Letters to London The Nutty Boy on Radio 4Love letters written to London, recorded live in one of his favourite places of all, Hoxton Hall, Suggs shares his fondest memories of the city with his unique wit, charm and musical highlights from his career. An authentic celebration of …
Julia Sutherland: ExposedQuestioning HerselfDabster’s very own Julia Sutherland makes her debut at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Having interviewed dozens of top comedians for her BBC Radio 4 and BBC Radio Scotland series, she faces her toughest subject yet – herself! Known for her critical observations and deeply personal confessional …
‘m so excited that today you will finally get the chance to hear the first episode of Funny Kind of Love, broadcast on BBC Radio Scotland at 13.32! It really has been a labour of love making this show – a follow up to Feeling Kind of Funny broadcast earlier …
ollowing on from the success of Feeling Kind Of Funny from earlier in the year, we’re very pleased to announce two new mini series for BBC Radio Scotland, Funny Kind Of Family and Funny Kind Of Love. Julia Sutherland will introduce and interview a raft of fabulous comedians who are …
Sitcoms – the defining shared televisual experiences of our youth and the fabric of our very lives!! Fawlty Towers, Blackadder, Father Ted, I’m Alan Partridge, The Vicar of Dibley, Red Dwarf, Absolutely Fabulous, Friends, Frasier, Seinfeld… Just some of my favourite TV shows EVER and all of them sitcoms. I’m …
With ‘Lach Chronicles Series 2’, and ‘The John Moloney Show’ already in production for BBC Radio 4, here at Dabster we’re very pleased and proud to announce two brand new commissions for the network. ‘Terry Alderton’s All Crazy Now’ presents us with a unique set of challenges as we attempt …
t was about three years ago when Julia Sutherland asked if I would introduce her on stage at Grape on George Street in Edinburgh. It was her first Fringe show and she needed a compere. I stupidly thought, how hard can it be? Get up there, talk for five minutes …
