Sketch, Please! takes a breath between Dead Drunk Detective performances to bring you this month’s listener-submitted comedy sketches. Ever wanted to be a gritty police officer but are just too happy? Good! Think you could really do with some quiet prison time? So do we!This week we look at everything from relationships to ambition. Plus all the usual (and unusual chatter from our cast? All that and more is included in this month’s Sketch, Please!Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe on iTunes and Soundcloud. And if you want to be involved in the next episode, check out our Submissions Page!CASTGillian Horgan is from Cork, and trained at Drama Studio London. Theatre credits include: She Moved Through the Fair: The Legend of Margaret Barry at UK Folk Festivals, A Place at The Bridewell Theatre, The Conservatory at The Bread & Roses Theatre as well as one-woman show #nofilter. Screen credits include: Hungry Dogs, The Wives Did It, Persona Non Grata, The Inner Life of Veronica, Wounded, Three, Forget-Me-Not, Camden Calling, Verge, and Black Coffee. Radio credits include: Live From The Get In and Hang.Dave Chawner is an award winning comic, published author and mental health campaigner. He has just returned from the Edinburgh fringe with his one man show C’est La Vegan. For more information, including his gig at The Leicester Square Theatre, go to DaveChawner.co.uk.Suzie Houlihan is an Irish actor who trained at The International School of Screen Acting (ISSA) London and at The Ivana Chubbuck Studio in LA. She is an experienced presenter, voiceover artist and commercial model. She trained in stand up comedy at hooplaimpro.com performing at open mic nights around London. She also has a degree in Commerce and Law and worked in a city law firm prior to embarking an acting career.CREDITSFirst Day by Brendan WayJILL – Gillian HorganBILL – Dave ChawnerLuggage Restriction by Stephanie WestonANNOUNCER – Edmund FargherMAN – Dave ChawnerWOMAN – Suzie Houlihan2ND WOMAN – Gillian HorganWhat A Time to Be Alive by Jasmine Tonie. Read by Dave ChawmerPrison by Luke Murray and Christopher WardGuard – Gillian HorganPrisoner – Suzie HoulihanNose Theft by Steve BlairJANE – Gillian HorganSOLICITOR – Suzie HoulihanJUDGE – Dave ChawnerWrite Here, Write Now by Michael Monkhouse. Read by Gillian MorganA Quickie Encounter by Elliot StewartLady – Suzie HoulihanGent – Dave ChawnerHosted by Edmund FargherProduced by Katharine Kerr

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Sketch, Please! takes a breath between Dead Drunk Detective performances to bring you this month’s listener-submitted comedy sketches. Ever wanted to be a gritty police officer but are just too happy? Good! Think you could really do with some quiet prison time? So do we!

This week we look at everything from relationships to ambition. Plus all the usual (and unusual chatter from our cast? All that and more is included in this month’s Sketch, Please!

Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe on iTunes and Soundcloud. And if you want to be involved in the next episode, check out our Submissions Page!

CAST

Gillian Horgan is from Cork, and trained at Drama Studio London. Theatre credits include: She Moved Through the Fair: The Legend of Margaret Barry at UK Folk Festivals, A Place at The Bridewell Theatre, The Conservatory at The Bread & Roses Theatre as well as one-woman show #nofilter. Screen credits include: Hungry Dogs, The Wives Did It, Persona Non Grata, The Inner Life of Veronica, Wounded, Three, Forget-Me-Not, Camden Calling, Verge, and Black Coffee. Radio credits include: Live From The Get In and Hang.

Dave Chawner is an award winning comic, published author and mental health campaigner. He has just returned from the Edinburgh fringe with his one man show C’est La Vegan. For more information, including his gig at The Leicester Square Theatre, go to DaveChawner.co.uk.

Suzie Houlihan is an Irish actor who trained at The International School of Screen Acting (ISSA) London and at The Ivana Chubbuck Studio in LA. She is an experienced presenter, voiceover artist and commercial model. She trained in stand up comedy at hooplaimpro.com performing at open mic nights around London. She also has a degree in Commerce and Law and worked in a city law firm prior to embarking an acting career.

CREDITS

First Day by Brendan Way

JILL – Gillian Horgan

BILL – Dave Chawner

Luggage Restriction by Stephanie Weston

ANNOUNCER – Edmund Fargher

MAN – Dave Chawner

WOMAN – Suzie Houlihan

2ND WOMAN – Gillian Horgan

What A Time to Be Alive by Jasmine Tonie. Read by Dave Chawmer

Prison by Luke Murray and Christopher Ward

Guard – Gillian Horgan

Prisoner – Suzie Houlihan

Nose Theft by Steve Blair

JANE – Gillian Horgan

SOLICITOR – Suzie Houlihan

JUDGE – Dave Chawner

Write Here, Write Now by Michael Monkhouse. Read by Gillian Morgan

A Quickie Encounter by Elliot Stewart

Lady – Suzie Houlihan

Gent – Dave Chawner

Hosted by Edmund Fargher

Produced by Katharine Kerr

Sketch, Please! is goes gothic with a special Dead Drunk Detective cast performing this month’s listener-submitted comedy sketches. Love a good pun? You will be in excellent company! Ready to go on holiday? We’ve got a couple of people with some stuff to say!Do all babies look ugly? That’s up for debate, but should you actually mention it to the parents? And who exactly is in the running to be canonised a saint? All that and more is included in this month’s Sketch, Please!Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe on iTunes and Soundcloud. And if you want to be involved in the next episode, check out our Submissions Page!CASTKate Oswald began writing and performing comedy in 2014 when she left her job in high end fashion realising that zippers, although important, are not necessarily worth crying over. She has recently graduated from the National Film and Television School where she studied Writing and Producing Comedy. She regularly performs improv on the London circuit with her group The Parentheticals. she is also a part of Bear With Productions. She plays surly sidekick Betty on Dead Drunk Detective.Brendan Way has written a range of comical scripts and presented various podcasts, all of which he devised. He is delighted to collaborate with Podcast Adventures on Dead Drunk Detective, his first scripted radio series. He is also a part of improv groups Duck Duck Goose and The Parentheticals.CREDITSThe Disappointment Hotline by Veronica TomasielloOPERATOR – Kate OswaldCALLER- Brendan WayELECTRONIC VOICE – Edmund FargherApp Dealer by Robert MillsDEALER – Kate OswaldMAN – Brendan WayArise St. Daniels by James DochertyCARDINAL – Kate OswaldPRIEST – Brendan WayNUN – Edmund FargherOh, Airlines by Roy GordonMonologue read by Brendan WayThe Observationist Holiday by Nichola O’HareMonologue read by Kate OswaldUgly Baby by Ben JayCAROL – Kate OswaldJACK – Brendan WayAlmost Too Fishy by Elliot StewartTROUT – Brendan WayCOD – Kate OswaldProduced by Katharine KerrHosted by Edmund Fargher

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Sketch, Please! is goes gothic with a special Dead Drunk Detective cast performing this month’s listener-submitted comedy sketches. Love a good pun? You will be in excellent company! Ready to go on holiday? We’ve got a couple of people with some stuff to say!

Do all babies look ugly? That’s up for debate, but should you actually mention it to the parents? And who exactly is in the running to be canonised a saint? All that and more is included in this month’s Sketch, Please!

Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe on iTunes and Soundcloud. And if you want to be involved in the next episode, check out our Submissions Page!

CAST

Kate Oswald began writing and performing comedy in 2014 when she left her job in high end fashion realising that zippers, although important, are not necessarily worth crying over. She has recently graduated from the National Film and Television School where she studied Writing and Producing Comedy. She regularly performs improv on the London circuit with her group The Parentheticals. she is also a part of Bear With Productions. She plays surly sidekick Betty on Dead Drunk Detective.

Brendan Way has written a range of comical scripts and presented various podcasts, all of which he devised. He is delighted to collaborate with Podcast Adventures on Dead Drunk Detective, his first scripted radio series. He is also a part of improv groups Duck Duck Goose and The Parentheticals.

CREDITS

The Disappointment Hotline by Veronica Tomasiello

OPERATOR – Kate Oswald

CALLER- Brendan Way

ELECTRONIC VOICE – Edmund Fargher

App Dealer by Robert Mills

DEALER – Kate Oswald

MAN – Brendan Way

Arise St. Daniels by James Docherty

CARDINAL – Kate Oswald

PRIEST – Brendan Way

NUN – Edmund Fargher

Oh, Airlines by Roy Gordon

Monologue read by Brendan Way

The Observationist Holiday by Nichola O’Hare

Monologue read by Kate Oswald

Ugly Baby by Ben Jay

CAROL – Kate Oswald

JACK – Brendan Way

Almost Too Fishy by Elliot Stewart

TROUT – Brendan Way

COD – Kate Oswald

Produced by Katharine Kerr

Hosted by Edmund Fargher

The latest Sketch, Please! has cops, prison, courts, plus music, aeroplanes and... quickies...

The latest Sketch, Please! has Ugly babies, priests and app dealers, for all your podcast needs.

Sketch, Please! is back with a boiling hot, and we mean boiling hot (to hell with this weather), episode of sketch comedy goodness.  Hate job interviews? So do we! Love Batman? We do too. And so does Alfred.Ever wondered if the supermarket self-checkout was mocking? Do you suppose Batman gets costume anxiety? What about that moment when you disapprove of a friend's date? All that and more is included in this month’s Sketch, Please!Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe on iTunes and Soundcloud. And if you want to be involved in the next episode, check out our Submissions Page!CASTKatie Pritchard exists within a whirlwind of carnage. A professional Actor, a Musician mastering 12 instruments (including the rather tricky slide whistle), a Karaoke demonstrator, a Writer, and an award winning Comedian, Katie has chosen a colourful cornucopia of professions to create the melée that is her life.Mark Johnson is a director of Prospero Theatre CIC and Waterloo Community Theatre CIC and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. He has recently been a part of Neverfolk, a new improvised theatre project from Sonder, and was a cast member of Dead Drunk Detective.Victoria Cansfield trained at the National Youth Film Academy and Bath Spa University. Comedy credits include; The Antic's Joke Show (Bristol & tour), This Show has got Nothing to do with Penguins (Edinburgh Fringe); The Vick 'N' Rick Show (tour); The Ladle of Destiny (Bath Comedy Festival). Theatre credits include; Cinderella (tour), My Name is Tom (The Dugdale Centre), Sleeping Beauty (tour), Theatrino sketch tour (tour, Italy). Film Credits include; Total Hassle (Wilbee Productions), Catharsis (NYFA) and Frack Off (Willbe Productions). Victoria also writes sketches for a number of different companies. CREDITSGig Economy by Danny Antrobus-Boss - Mark Johnson-Client - Victoria Cansfield-Temp 1 - Ed Fargher-Temp 2 - Katie PritchardSelf Check Out by Robert Mills-Customer - Victoria Cansfield-Checkout - Katie PritchardDark Knight Terrors by Elliot Stewart-Alfred - Mark Johnson-Bruce - Katie Pritchard?Taxi(n the brain) by Michael Monkhouse-Driver - Victoria Cansfield-Businessman - Mark JohnsonDouble Your Meat by MKM Comedy-Becca - Katie Pritchard-Tom - Mark JohnsonFly on the Wings of Love by Stephanie Weston- Jane - Katie Pritchard- Amy - Victoria CansfieldLast Interview vs The Undead by Elliot StewartManager - Victoria CansfieldDoug - Mark JohnsonProduced by Katharine KerrHosted by Edmund Fargher

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Sketch, Please! is back with a boiling hot, and we mean boiling hot (to hell with this weather), episode of sketch comedy goodness.  Hate job interviews? So do we! Love Batman? We do too. And so does Alfred.

Ever wondered if the supermarket self-checkout was mocking? Do you suppose Batman gets costume anxiety? What about that moment when you disapprove of a friend's date? All that and more is included in this month’s Sketch, Please!

Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe on iTunes and Soundcloud. And if you want to be involved in the next episode, check out our Submissions Page!

CAST

Katie Pritchard exists within a whirlwind of carnage. A professional Actor, a Musician mastering 12 instruments (including the rather tricky slide whistle), a Karaoke demonstrator, a Writer, and an award winning Comedian, Katie has chosen a colourful cornucopia of professions to create the melée that is her life.

Mark Johnson is a director of Prospero Theatre CIC and Waterloo Community Theatre CIC and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. He has recently been a part of Neverfolk, a new improvised theatre project from Sonder, and was a cast member of Dead Drunk Detective.

Victoria Cansfield trained at the National Youth Film Academy and Bath Spa University. Comedy credits include; The Antic's Joke Show (Bristol & tour), This Show has got Nothing to do with Penguins (Edinburgh Fringe); The Vick 'N' Rick Show (tour); The Ladle of Destiny (Bath Comedy Festival). Theatre credits include; Cinderella (tour), My Name is Tom (The Dugdale Centre), Sleeping Beauty (tour), Theatrino sketch tour (tour, Italy). Film Credits include; Total Hassle (Wilbee Productions), Catharsis (NYFA) and Frack Off (Willbe Productions). Victoria also writes sketches for a number of different companies.

 

CREDITS

Gig Economy by Danny Antrobus

-Boss - Mark Johnson

-Client - Victoria Cansfield

-Temp 1 - Ed Fargher

-Temp 2 - Katie Pritchard

Self Check Out by Robert Mills

-Customer - Victoria Cansfield

-Checkout - Katie Pritchard

Dark Knight Terrors by Elliot Stewart

-Alfred - Mark Johnson

-Bruce - Katie Pritchard?

Taxi(n the brain) by Michael Monkhouse

-Driver - Victoria Cansfield

-Businessman - Mark Johnson

Double Your Meat by MKM Comedy

-Becca - Katie Pritchard

-Tom - Mark Johnson

Fly on the Wings of Love by Stephanie Weston

- Jane - Katie Pritchard

- Amy - Victoria Cansfield

Last Interview vs The Undead by Elliot Stewart

Manager - Victoria Cansfield

Doug - Mark Johnson

Produced by Katharine Kerr

Hosted by Edmund Fargher

The latest Sketch, Please! has Zombies, Batman and... freelance employment.

Sketch, Please! returns with another batch of listener-submitted sketches performed by volunteers. And this one with take you to outer space and back to the supermarket.Ever competed with a friend over the smallest things? Have you ever dropped a hint to a partner that they just didn't get? How about that moment when you get in to an argument with you Superhero college over your costumes? All that and more is included in this month's Sketch, Please!Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe on iTunes and Soundcloud. And if you want to be involved in the next episode, check out our Submissions Page!CASTDanni Payne is a musical theatre performer who trained at Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. Danni has dabbled in comedy, but so far has made a living by lying and singing at people. Credits include, Newsrevue, Burelli Sister in The Rat Pack Live, Dolly in A Tribute to the Blues Brothers at the Edinburgh Fringe and Divina in Broke Britannia (Bridewell Theatre). You can follow her on Twitter at @dannipaynee.Lewis Cook is a comedian as part of sketch comedy double act Cook and Davies. Cook and Davies were Finalists at the Welsh unsigned Stand Up Awards, So You Think You Write Funny and Semi Finalists at the Laughing Horse New Comedy Act of The Year. He is also the writer of Good Little Boy, a one-act play that premiered at The Wardrobe Theatre.CREDITSEdna and Blanche by MKM ComedyEDNA - Lewis CookBLANCHE - Danni PayneUseless Technical Director by Robert MillsBOSS - Danni PayneBARRY - Lewis CookPirates Expenses by Daniel PageSPARROW - Edmund FargherFIRST MATE - Lewis CookPETE - Danni PayneThree's Awkward by Elliot StewartJO - Danni PayneTIM - Lewis CookRACHAEL - Katharine KerrJust Relax by Martin PriceTRACY - Danni PayneALFRED - Lewis CookSTEPHEN - Edmund FargherMars Mishap by Stephanie WestonMARTIAN 1 - Danni PayneMARTIAN 2 - Lewis CookMARTIAN 3 - Edmund FargherHeroic Delays by Elliot StewartCOMPUTER - Edmund FargherHEROMAN - Lewis CookHEROGIRL - Danni PayneProduced by Katharine KerrHosted by Edmund Fargher

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