Julian Clary’s popular tour 'Lord of the Mince' is available on DVD now - Buy on Amazon. Julian describes it as a celebration of his 25 years in the camp spotlight, how he got there and why he refuses to leave…
Channel X are filled with pride to declare that sister company Channel K have been nominated for two RTS North West Awards for BBC3 series ‘Lunch Monkeys’. The nominations and congratulations go to David Isaacs (Best Scriptwriting, Lunch Monkeys) and Chris Hannon (Best Performance in a Comedy, Lunch Monkeys).
We are excited to announce that John Bishop’s debut stand-up DVD has now been released and shot straight to the top of the charts. It is available pretty much everywhere including here on Amazon. Best of luck John!
Channel X are set to make a series of sketches entitled 'Two Men at a Bar' for a Fosters website created specifically for comedy. The sketches will be available at www.fostersfunny.co.uk, which will also exclusively see the return of Alan Partridge.
Channel X have teamed up with renowned Britsh comedian Julian Clary to produce his first ever stand-up DVD. The ‘Lord of the Mince’ tour is set to be filmed at The Lowry, Salford, and released at the end of the year.
Irreverent part-animated sitcom ‘Modern Toss’ is set for its debut on 4Music. The show has previously aired on Channel 4 and Bravo in the UK and is also available on DVD.
Channel X-produced Jason Manford’s ‘Live at the Manchester Apollo’ received a huge number of viewings on it’s Channel 4 debut as it was watched by 1.7million people with an audience share of 10.6%. The show is set to be repeated on both C4 and E4.
Channel X can officially report that filming for John Bishop’s debut DVD at the Liverpool Empire theatre went incredibly well and we all look forward to the official release in November.
Channel K have begun filming a second series of BBC3 sitcom Lunch Monkeys. Set in Manchester, the popular sitcom that centres on the young mischievous post room employees at fictional law firm Fox Cranford, will see the entire cast return, including Nigel Havers, plus a few new faces.
Channel X are proud and excited to announce that we have just signed a 3 year development deal with Steve Coogan and Henry Normal’s Baby Cow Productions Ltd (Gavin and Stacey, Mighty Boosh, Ideal, Saxondale). The two comedy stables are working together to develop shows for TV and the internet, as well as exploring ways to further exploit their rich back catalogues.