David Baddiel - The Not The Trilogy - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
My Family: Not the Sitcom
Performing live at the Royal Court Theatre in London, David Baddiel returns to all three of his "Not the..." stand up shows in a special series for Sky Arts.
We begin with David reviving his deeply personal show My Family: Not the Sitcom. A West End, Olivier-nominated smash-hit, the show is a massively disrespectful celebration of the lives of David Baddiel's late mother, Sarah and dementia-ridden father, Colin.
Fame: Not the Musical
In the second part of his "Not The…" Trilogy, David Baddiel revives his acclaimed show Fame: Not the Musical, in which he examines his strange relationship with the New Lad / Token Jew / comedy rock'n'roller / football singer-songwriter persona he's co-existed with for 30 years.
Trolls: Not the Dolls
Trolls: Not the Dolls– stories of the dark, terrible and hysterically absurd cyber-paths that interacting with internet trolls has led him down. Come with him on this comedy journey into our culture's most dank virtual underground. You will come back safe, more able to deflect your own trolls and only a little bit soiled.
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