Live from the BBC - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Sara Pascoe
Comedian, writer and actress Sara Pascoe takes to the stage at the BBC's iconic Radio Theatre for 30 minutes of hilariously honest stand-up about love, sex and modern living.
Doc Brown
Fresh from co-starring with Ricky Gervais on his movie Life on the Road, Ben Bailey Smith, aka Doc Brown, brings his seamless mix of rap and stand-up to the BBC as he dissects country life, fatherhood and being cool.
John Robins
Award-winning comedian John Robins performs thirty minutes of genuinely funny stand-up about the trials of relationships and modern technology.
Josie Long
Just back from an international sell-out tour, the disarmingly eloquent and verbally dexterous Josie Long takes to the stage with her stand-up show about optimism and hopefulness.
Ivo Graham
Live from the BBC is thrilled to bring Ivo Graham to the stage. Since leaving university in 2012, Ivo has become a regular fixture on the comedy circuit with a charming, crafty and self-aware wit which has proved a hit with audiences.
Liam Williams
One of the most exciting new comics working today, Liam Williams delivers thirty minutes of marvellously morose comedy about the state of the planet and breaking his heels.
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