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Sky's SNL UK: Casting Underway, New Comedy Talent Sought

3 Dec

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Summary

  • SNL UK casting is in progress, seeking writers and talent.
  • The show aims to nurture the next generation of comedy stars.
  • Sky seeks new 'Brassic-like' shows as the hit comedy ends.
Sky's SNL UK: Casting Underway, New Comedy Talent Sought

Sky's upcoming sketch comedy show, SNL UK, is actively progressing with casting now in full swing. The production has garnered a positive response from the comedy community, presenting an opportunity to cultivate emerging comedic talent. Candidates are tasked with casting sketches alongside potential guest hosts, requiring availability from mid-January to early April for a launch later next year.

The creative team for SNL UK includes head writer Daran Jonno Johnson and series director Liz Clare, joining executive producer James Longman. Sky's unscripted boss, Phil Edgar-Jones, emphasized the need to avoid replicating existing successful formats like 'The Traitors,' stating a preference for original content. The network also expressed a desire for more 'messy' and 'fun' drama series, aiming to diversify its scripted offerings beyond heavy dramas.

Separately, the popular comedy series Brassic is concluding, prompting Sky to seek a show with a similar appeal, described as a challenging but important endeavor. The company also plans to increase its output of limited series and major tentpole productions, following the success of adaptations like 'The Day of the Jackal.'

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Casting is currently underway for Sky's SNL UK, with writers also being sought.
Yes, Sky's long-running comedy hit Brassic is coming to an end, and the network is looking for a replacement.
SNL UK is looking to nurture the next generation of comedy talent and is actively responding to the comedy community.

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