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Hace 1 día · Victoria Wood: All the Laughs & More is an emotional tribute to one of Britain’s favorite comedians. The program charts Wood’s extraordinary journey, from her early life in Lancashire to her remarkable success as a comedian, writer, and actor. Wood’s influence on British comedy is profound, and the program explores her extensive career, including her […]
Hace 6 días · I was properly poleaxed by the death of Victoria Wood. There are not, I think, many people of my generation who make a living via (however vaguely) humorous writing that do not revere her, ...
Hace 4 días · Looking For Me Friend: The Music of Victoria Wood, the celebration of the music of the late comedy genius and national treasure is written and performed by Paulus (‘The Cabaret Geek’, from BBC1’s All Together Now. Here he tells us what audiences can expect from his show. Paulus.
Hace 5 días · Re: Victoria Wood as seen onTV. #24. April 06, 2024, 11:01:35 AM. In my opinion Victoria Wood is an all time great and Matt Lucas' parody is very funny (I'll ignore Walliams). John Hoare published a good article on dirtyfeed.org recently about being a fan of Noel's House Party but also appreciating parodies of it.
Hace 4 días · But it's that special version, the one Victoria Wood, comic songwriter par excellence, saved till last that really does it. It is a sublime and heart-wrenching number about facing up to the reality that life, your life, the literal life you've led, and will lead, up until you stumble into the grave, is nothing but a series of failures and disappointments.
Hace 2 días · In the case of Mr S N v SBH Windermere Limited (1) Mr A Wilson (2) the general manager of the Windermere Manor hotel harassed his head chef by singing Victoria Wood’s the ‘Ballad of Barry and Freda (Let’s Do It)’ while making “disconcerting gestures”, an employment tribunal has found.
Hace 5 días · The BBC News rolling coverage is fucking shambolic. Clips stopping after 2secs, links failing, guest comparing Wood, a female, to other Northern male comedians like Bernard Manning - whom the guest referred to as a 'character', guests talking over newscaster & vice versa, newscaster & guest having a verbal over the phrase 'national treasure', the newscaster's mic picking up a cup or scomething ...
