'Live at the Apollo' returns in 2024 for 20th anniversary, BBC confirms new series in 2025
'Live at the Apollo' is set to return in 2024, marking its 20th anniversary since its debut.
BBC Two has confirmed the commissioning of a special celebratory series along with a new series for 2025, each consisting of six episodes and a Christmas special. The renowned show will be filmed at London's Hammersmith Apollo, a venue capable of accommodating up to 3,500 guests.
«We are very proud that we will be making two more series of Live at the Apollo, which provides a platform for fresh and experienced comedians to showcase themselves.
The show has consistently delivered the finest comedy talents to our viewers, and we are excited to keep bringing fresh and hilarious stand-up acts for all to enjoy,» BBC's Head of Entertainment Kalpna Patel-Knight said.
'Live at the Apollo' has featured a host of renowned and emerging comedians, including Michael McIntyre, Mo Gilligan, Katherine Ryan, John Bishop, Lee Mack, Sean Lock, and Frankie Boyle, among others.
The show has been a staple since 2004 and has showcased performances from Catherine Bohart, Babatunde Aléshé, Judi Love, and Alfie Brown in recent episodes from late 2022 to early 2023.
