British Comedy Classics

Hyperactive comedian Lee Evans is back with his new DVD Roadrunner – and having lost none of the energy, he’s just as flamboyant as ever.
As one of the UK’s biggest names in comedy, Lee Evans is known for his high octane, energetic, and lively presence onstage. His previous DVD’s, such as Wired and Wonderful received [...]

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Walking onto the stage with a glass of wine in hand, Dylan Moran is back with his new comedy show, Yeah Yeah.
Probably most well known from his successful TV series Black Books, Dylan Moran has been entertaining audiences for over 20 years now with his very definitely un-PC stand up comedy. The experience works well [...]

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Tim Minchin’s new DVD is full of irony, sarcasm, and a liberal dash of scepticism. Kicking off with an impressive, intentionally over-done entrance focusing on the egos of big name celebrities, he starts the show by telling us “nothing ruins comedy like arenas” – setting the scene for the following 2 hours.
Rock n Roll Nerd [...]

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TV’s Rufus Hound is a comedian, presenter, actor and the owner of a very fine moustache.
You already know him as the star of Celebrity Juice, Let’s Dance For Comic Relief (dressed as Cheryl Cole), Argumental, and of his own CBBC sitcom, Hounded.
Now, in this brilliant debut DVD, Rufus goes back to his stand-up roots in [...]

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Over the past few years there has been some great British comedy television shows and with the advent of ‘Catch Up TV’ it is now easier to watch programmes at a time that suits you.
But sometimes it’s good to watch older films or a complete television series all in one go!  For this you have [...]

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