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Celebs design their ideal tropical getaway Tom Allen is to front a new Dave panel show in which comedians will devise their dream desert island. In The Island, Allen will be joined by fellow comedians Kemah Bob and Jason Forbes to bring reports from the islands the guests are describing to ensure there are no unforeseen circumstances. For example, say producers Super Best Quality Video Productions, ‘You may think you want your island’s only drink to be Fanta Limon, but what happens when it attracts that swarm of angry bees?’ The format for the shows, which will run for eight hour-long e...

Keshet goes Interstellar in UK rebrand Keshet Productions, the UK-based production arm of Israel’s Keshet International (KI), has rebranded its non-scripted arm as Interstellar. David Williams The new prodco will be brought under the umbrella of Greenbird, the UK production financier and prodco incubator in which KI bought a majority stake three years ago. Heading Interstellar will be MD David Williams, who held the same role at Keshet Productions, while the company’s director of development, Jamie Ormerod, has been promoted to creative director. Marisa Guagenti will retain her position a...

Fern Brady, Darren Harriott and Ivo Graham star in British As Folk Comics Fern Brady, Darren Harriott and Ivo Graham are to offer a ‘brutally honest’ guide to the UK’ in a new travelogue. In British As Folk, which will air on Dave, the three comics will travel across the nation to investigate stereotypes and traditions. Brady said: ‘As stand-ups who travel the length and breadth of the country we generally have a clearer picture of what various towns and regions in the UK are like than the average person. That’s why it was so cool to host this show with Darren and Ivo, as we represe...

UKTV has unveiled its forthcoming slate of brand-new original comedy-entertainment shows for its comedy channel Dave.

Keshet Productions’ non-scripted division is rebranding as Interstellar, with plans to develop a slate of factual, reality, children’s and entertainment projects, the company revealed today (May 5). The UK indie will still operate ...