You can see some of Britain's finest comedy talents for free at the recording of TV and radio shows - as well as getting a sneak peak at forthcoming programmes.
Tickets are now available for the following shows. When booking by e-mail, please state which show you wish to attend, the date and the number of tickets you require (four is usually the maximum) as well as your full name, address and daytime telephone number. Sometimes shows have minimum age limits, so check if in doubt.
Please note that you should apply for tickets by clicking the links in the copy. Do not email Chortle, we have nothing to do with these recordings and will not respond to any emails about them.
Lee Mack's All-Star Cast
Lee Mack hosts this brand new entertainment show for BBC One with celebrity guests, top stand-up comedians and the biggest music acts
Lee Mack’s All Star Cast will be filmed weekly at Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire, on Wednesdays from June 15 and July 20 inclusive.
Visit Standing Room Only to apply for free tickets.
Lee Nelson's Well Good Show
The BBC Three show returns with cheeky banter and daft games, with Lee and his best mate and fat legend ‘Omelette’.
The show will be recorded at Riverside Studios, Hammersmith, West London, on June 30 and July 5, 8, 12, 15, 19 and 22.
Visit TVrecordings.com to apply for free tickets.
Show & Tell
Join Chris Addison for his new TV programme Show & Tell, which mixes stand-up and banter from a selection of some of Britain's most exciting new comedians.
The show will be recorded at BBC Television Centre in West London (nearest tube: White City or Wood Lane) on June 27, 28 and July 4,5, 11, 12, 18, 19 at 7.30pm.
Visit tvrecordings.com to apply for free tickets.
Dave's One Night Stand
A return of the stand-up show in which stars return to their home town.
With Stephen K Amos records in London’s Theatre Royal Haymarket on June 26; Ardal O’Hanlon in the Olympia Theatre Dublin on July 1 and Tommy Tiernan at the Wexford Opera House on July 3.
Visit Applause Store to apply for free tickets.
Felix and Murdo
Ben Miller and Alexander Armstrong star as Felix and Murdo in a new Channel 4 sitcom, written by Simon Nye, set in the year the Olympics first came to London…1908.
It's a sitcom about a couple of Edwardian lads about town. They're just like lads in 2011, except all the best drugs are still legal. Join them as they indulge in a bender of drink, drugs and sex, whilst simultaneously competing in the Olympics with no training whatsoever.
Written by Simon Nye (Men Behaving Badly)
The show will be recorded at BBC Television Centre in West London (nearest tube: White City or Wood Lane) on June 26 6.45pm.
Visit Lost In TV to apply for free tickets.
Alex Armstrong's Epic Win
Hosted by Alexander Armstrong, Epic Win is a new BBC1 Saturday night comedy entertainment show celebrating people's unique skills as they take on challenges on front of a comedy panel. Can our eccentrics pass the tests we set them and impress the panel enough to win a cash prize? The show also features Micky Flanagan and Joe Lycett.
The show will be recorded at BBC Television Centre in West London (nearest tube: White City or Wood Lane) on July 10, 11, 23, 24, 31 and August 1, with a pilot on June 27.
Visit Standing Room Only to apply for free tickets.
Russell Kane's What Happens In…
Join the Foster’s Comedy Award Winner (and star of loads of stuff on the telly including: Mock The Week, 8 Out Of 10 Cats, Live At The Apollo, and I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here Now!) as he hosts his brand new BBC Radio 2 show.
What Happens In... will feature top comedians performing in coastal towns around Britain. The show will combine stand up, music and Russell’s take on the host town.
The show will be recorded in Southend, Brighton, Blackpool, Swansea, Folkestone and Bournemouth in July
Visit TVrecordings.com to apply for free tickets.
John Bishop's Britain
John Bishop's second series will once again be filmed in front of a live audience in Manchester and present viewers with a mix of stand-up and real life stories from celebrities and members of the public
The show will be recorded at MediaCity UK in Salford on June 28, 29 and 30 6.45pm.
Visit Lost In TV to apply for free tickets.
Keith Lemon's Bang Tidy Show
A pilot for a new show that promises to be as hilarious and off the wall as Celebrity Juice – the big difference? It’s on Saturday night on ITV1. While there’s all the usual celebrity guests there’s also a talking Orangutan, a door that leads to anywhere, audience games and prizes, and a supermarket in the future staffed by old celebrities, while the audience, can ask Keith anything they want (email: keithlemonshow@talkbackthames.tv to pose one)
The show will be recorded at the London Studios, on the South Bank, on July 5.
Visit Applause Store to apply for free tickets.
Lucy Montgomery's Variety Pack
A 'one-woman, Fast Show' for Radio 4 with characters including a non-stop chattering public school girl and an 80-year-old diva.
The show will be recorded at the BBC Radio Theatre, Broadcasting House, Central London at 7.15pm on July 1, 15 and 20.
Visit the BBC ticket unit to apply for free tickets.
Guilty Party
Hosted by Sharon Horgan, Guilty Party is a comedy chat show from the makers of Have I Got News For You about awkward social situations and doing the wrong thing, from the unwritten rules of pub etiquette to the nightmare that is having to introduce someone whose name you've forgotten.
On this show, the guests will be owning up to gaffes and blunders and coming up with some rules and tips for dealing with them.
Recording in London on June 27.
Register at Hat Trick Productions to apply for free tickets.
Pappy's: Mr And Mrs Hotty Hott Hot Show
Award winning comedy sketch group, Pappy's (Matthew Crosby, Tom Parry and Ben Clark) are here with a brand new comedy game show, appearing as themselves and as a mix of character
The show will be recorded at BBC Television Centre in West London (nearest tube: White City or Wood Lane) on July 8 at 6.30pm. Over-18s only
Visit Lost In TV to apply for free tickets.
