Tuesday 26 October, 2021
He became known for his esoteric impressions.
Millions of viewers knew the actor as the self-absorbed neighbour Phyllis in The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
An arts task force says the Living with Covid plan requires an urgent review.
The comedy star was in hospital being treated for heart failure.
Fleabag star Phoebe Waller-Bridge, who also created the series, won the award for outstanding writing in a comedy series.
It’s part of a new arts festival taking place in Dublin next week.
“Sorry if I depressed you, maybe I should have phrased it better.”
Her career spanned seven decades and included roles in Absolutely Fabulous, Terry and June and Eastenders.
Improvisers from all over the world are performing in Dublin this week.
It was part of a move to get people out of institutions and into the community. The story is explored in the new show Madhouse.
Give yourself a giggle at these events across the country
The comedy, set in the 1990s during The Troubles, has received rave reviews.
Whether you’re into sketch or stand-up, we’ve got you covered.
We talked to the comedian about her brand new TV show, which debuts tonight.
Damo and Ivor first appeared on YouTube back in 2011.
The US President said he was glad he stayed away from ‘the Washington swamp’.
The comedian was appearing on Radio Foyle in Derry.
Comedians are at the forefront of a battle against an assault on free speech, writes Seán Connolly.
We spoke to the comedian about his new show.
The RTÉ show had run for 15 seasons.
Liven up yer auld Snaps!
It’s all coming down the line to you!
Mike Epps was due to perform next week.
There’s a greater vulnerability associated with improv than other forms of performance, Neil Curran explains why that doesn’t have to be scary.
The Blamer, the Gifter, the Judas… Which one are you?
After being handed the award, Murray gave it to a man in the first row of the audience and told the crowd to pass it around.
No word on if it will be anything like Game of Throws.
With seemingly little danger, the Denmark international Okore inexplicably kicked the ball into his own net.
The actress and writer died at her home in Manchester today, following a battle with cancer.
