Full comedy line-up revealed for Absolute Radio Live 2023
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy extravaganza
Last updated 26th Sep 2023
Absolute Radio Live in support of Teenage Cancer Trust with Holiday Inn Express
The full line-up has been revealed for our comedy extravaganza Absolute Radio Live in support of Teenage Cancer Trust with Holiday Inn Express.
Radio’s biggest comedy night takes place at London Palladium on Sunday 26th November 2023 and it’s hosted by Absolute Radio’s very own Frank Skinner.
Alongside Frank, Jack Dee, Jon Richardson, Rob Beckett, Maisie Adam, Sophie Duker and Babatunde Aléshé who will take to the stage to raise money for Teenage Cancer Trust.
As ever, profits from the evening will go to the Teenage Cancer Trust.
Speaking about this year’s show, Frank Skinner said, “Even if I wasn’t contractually obliged to host this event – which I am – I couldn’t say no to this gig.
“It’s a brilliant night, for a great cause and a chance to see a line-up of the very best comedians. I’d recommend getting your tickets right now.”
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Recommended 14+ years (parental guidance). Likely to be swearing and adult content.
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