Daniel Kitson
Daniel Kitson, in a rare and welcome move, has released his 2009 Edinburgh Fringe show, The Interminable Suicide of Gregory Church, in a version he has edited.
Various times, 18-22 May
Cambridge Footlights Stand-up Showcase
Does what it says on the tin: stand-up comedy from one of the oldest and most famous comedy troupes in the UK, written and performed by the current crop of graduating and postgrad students.
9pm, 19 May, 2 and 16 June
adctheatre.com/whats-on/comedy/footlights-stand-up-showcase/
Marcus Brigstocke
Marcus Brigstocke brings back his gap-yah posho idiot creation Giles Wemmbley-Hogg.
Every Wednesday from 20 May
YouTube
Jon Richardson and The Futurenauts
Professional worrywort Jon Richardson and guarded optimists Ed Gillespie and Mark Stevenson (aka The Futurenauts) talk about life and stuff on this new podcast. A new episode drops each Friday.
Available on all podcast platforms
Stuart Goldsmith's Infinite Sofa
The comic invites 12 fans to sit on his virtual sofa as he chats in this new podcast to high-profile comedy guests, and a carefully curated selection of his favourite circuit oddballs, cabaret stars, jokesmiths and chancers.
9pm, Mondays and Thursdays
Soho Theatre on Demand
Two more shows have been added: Desiree Burch's 2019 Edinburgh show Desiree's Coming Early, in which the US comic (almost faithfully) describes the spiritual journey she underwent at the Burning Man festival in Nevada.
Jordan Brookes, who won the Edinburgh Comedy Award in 2019, first came to a lot of people's attention with his 2018 show Bleed, in which he examines fame and acclaim.
Both available until 27 May
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