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Acaster’s podcast with BBC Sounds, James Acaster’s Perfect Sounds, started in April 2020. In 2019, Acaster won the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Award, making him the first UK comedian to do so in nine years. It was published by Headline Publishing Group in August 2019. Perfect Sound Whatever is Acaster's second book, about an obsessive challenge that he undertook in 2017 to collect as much music released in 2016 as possible. You can read all about the project in the projects section on this website. Recognise, Represent, Reset and Recap will be filmed at the Tabernacle in Notting Hill and will hopefully be released in 2018. In 2019, Acaster won the Chortle Award for Best Show with Cold Lasagne Hate Myself 1999. 19 May Repertoire Posted at 13:16h in News by James Acaster In September 2017 I will be filming four live stand-up shows.
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Acaster currently presents a weekly podcast series with Ed Gamble called Off Menu.
In July 2018, Acaster performed at Cornbury Music Festival on the Comedy Stage. The initial response to Repertoire was very positive, with a rating of 8.3 on IMDB. In March 2018, Netflix released James Acaster: Repertoire, consisting of the four one-hour shows filmed in September 2017. James Acaster just put out four 50min long specials at once, which is an insane amount of content, and theyre all pretty darn good (albeit the 4th special is mostly a re-cap of the previous 3 with a little new material). It was performed at over 30 British venues during autumn 2014, including a two-week run at the Soho Theatre in December due to the success of the October dates at the same venue. james acaster repertoire Repertoire comprises four live stand-up shows that all exist in the same universe and follow the same running narrative, coming together to form a serialised stand-up mini-series. Recognise was again nominated for the Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Award 2014 for best comedy show – third in a row for Acaster. The show was previewed in April and May in Australia and New Zealand, where it won the New Zealand International Comedy Festival Award for Best International Show. His series Sweet Home Ketteringa (2014) follows him on a journey of discovery around his home town exploring its history and nascent rivalries with proximal town Corby which was sparked by a Primark store opening in the latter town.Īcaster's 2014 Edinburgh show was called Recognise. EDMONTON The first supervised drug injection site in the federal corrections system is expected to open as early as the end of June at the penitentiary in Drumheller, Alta., according to the. Acaster also regularly appeared on Josh Widdicombe's XFM radio show, where he had a keen following for his "classic scrapes" (subsequently published as a book in 2017). A series of four episodes of "James Acaster's Findings" was recorded in June and July 2014, the first of these episodes being broadcast on 5 November 2014. Acaster starred in various segments of radio, including the half-hour programme "James Acaster's Findings – Bread" for BBC Radio 4, also featuring Nathaniel Metcalfe and Bryony Hannah.
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