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Episode 3

Episode 3 of 4

Sketch comedian Thom Tuck presents three up-and-coming sketch groups from the live UK comedy circuit: McNeill & Pamphilon, Barbershopera and Wittank. From May 2013.

Thom Tuck presents the pick of the new sketch groups currently performing live on the UK comedy circuit - with character, improv, broken and musical sketch comedy.

In this third episode of the second series:

McNEILL & PAMPHILON
Double act Steve McNeill and Sam Pamphilon have been performing their comedy socks off since 2009 and have won rave reviews for their three Fringe runs. They have become a regular fixture on the sketch circuit, have written for several other BBC projects and now have their own BBC sitcom script in development. They both appeared on BBC 1 in Richard Hammond's Secret Service.

BARBERSHOPERA
Six years ago, Rob Castell and Tom Sadler came up with the idea to form a comedy musical quartet - and Barbershopera was born. Since then, the group has gone from strength to strength, winning a total of six Musical Theatre Matters awards over four years at the Edinburgh Festival, performing in London's West End two years running, and entertaining audiences around the UK on three successive tours.

WITTANK
Sketchateers Mark Cooper-Jones, Kieran Boyd and Naz Osmanoglu came together after achieving notable success as stand-ups on the circuit. Along with appearances on BBC3's Live at the Electric, the boys are in the middle of a sell-out tour and host a London residency at The Courtyard Theatre in Shoreditch every month.

Producer: Gus Beattie
A Comedy Unit production for BBC Radio 4.

30 minutes

Last on

Thu 25 Jan 201822:30

Barbershopera

Barbershopera

McNeill & Pamphilon

McNeill & Pamphilon

Wittank

Wittank

Credits

RoleContributor
PresenterThom Tuck
ProducerGus Beattie

Broadcasts

  • Mon 13 May 201309:00
  • Mon 13 May 201322:30
  • Tue 14 May 201302:00
  • Wed 12 Jun 201318:30
  • Sun 25 Sep 201619:15
  • Fri 30 Sep 201607:30
  • Fri 30 Sep 201617:30
  • Fri 30 Sep 201622:00
  • Sat 1 Oct 201605:30
  • Thu 25 Jan 201822:30