Scoop. CBBC 24 Jan

"Out of This World", the episode of "Scoop", the children's comedy series starring Shaun Williamson, in which I play Paulo, the Pizzaman, is being repeated on CBBC Tuesday 26th Jan at 4.30pm

Radio 2 10.30pm tonight

"Impasse", the Galton and Simpson Playhouse remake with Mitchell & Webb, which I recorded earlier this year, is being repeated tonight at 10.30pm
on BBC Radio 2.
Clive Mantle and Helen Lederer are also in it - our first time back together on radio since the heady days of the live "In One Ear" (1983-6)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00j6lgl

"In One Ear" on 7

Seven episodes of the Sony Award winning live series,

"In One Ear"(1984-1986), which I did with Clive Mantle, Helen Lederer and Steve Brown are going out on BBC7

on Monday December 21st, 28th, January 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th and February 1st at 11.00pm.

They're available on BBCiplayer for 7 days following broadcast. Here's the link:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00cfldv

"Son of Cliche" on 7

"Son of Cliche", the Sony Award winning radio series written by Red Dwarf's Grant & Naylor, which I did with Chris Barrie, Nick Maloney and Peter Brewis back in 1984, has finally made it onto BBC 7. If you're at a loose end it might be worth a listen... well, we thought it was funny at the time (is it really 25 years ago?!?!).

It's on BBCiplayer until Sunday 20th December

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00p36hd

Happy Christmas

Here's a Christmas story I recorded for Forever Friends

http://www.foreverfriends.co.uk/seasonal/christmas.aspx

Mr Clipboard's back

I have just finished filming 3 more episodes of EastEnders, which will be going out on February 2nd, 4th and 5th next year.

Music Hall Guild of Great Britain & America

I am thrilled to have been asked to become an Honorary Patron of The Music Hall Guild of Great Britain and America.

The Guild is a registered charity, originally founded in 1985 by its Artistic Director Adrian Barry and its chairman Neil Morkunas, whose aims are to keep the spirit of Music Hall, Variety, Vaudeville and Pantomime alive.
Through research and the collecting of archive material, The Music Hall Guild of Great Britain and America utilises this information to stage educational projects that include travelling exhibitions, professional theatre productions, talks and guided tours, reminiscence projects for the elderly, as well as educational projects for young people.
The Music Hall Guild of Great Britain and America cares, maintains, restores and erects memorials to Music Hall performers and other members of the theatrical profession with the aim of commemorating their contribution to the world of entertainment which has helped to shape the cultural history of entertainment as we know it.