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We’re back! This month, we have a bumper episode set in absolutely everyone’s favourite place, The Airport. When we decided upon this topic we were probably feeling more optimistic about the possibility of travel than reality has allowed, so please enjoy these weird and wonderful characters jetting off on holiday so you don’t have to.

Why not come see us do shows IRL, at the lovely and socially distanced Miller in London Bridge? Our next show is Tuesday 27th July and it WILL be good. We have cabaret style seating and lots of excellent and funny sketches to perform at you.

We’re nextlevelsketch.com and @nextlevelsketch on the socials.

Season 3 Episode 8 of the Next Level Sketch podcast was written by John Dredge, Muireann Kelly, Jonas Jamarik, Roderick Millar, Paul Creasy, Madeleine Kasson, Flex Toomey, Angela Yaz, Ben Fortescue, James Walsh and Angela Yaz.

It also featured the voice acting talents of Sarit Wilson Chen, Vic Dry, Maddi Sainsbury, Euan Brown, Nadine Bailey, Dan Smith, Rebecca Diez, Greg Davies, Rachel Cader,

Hold on to your flying horses and pack up that pixie dust, Next Level Sketch are back with a bumper episode of sketches set in the mysterious fantasy realm of Flark (you should have seen the other suggestions). Wizards! Adventurers! Pies!

Our next live show is on 29th June at The Miller in London Bridge - just google / askjeeves Next Level Sketch or head to the Hoopla Impro website to secure tickets. We’re very happy to say The Free Mondays are our guests for this show, even though it happens on a Tuesday.

Season 3 Episode 7 of the Next Level Sketch podcast was written by Nadine Bailey, James Walsh, Flex Toomey, Paul Creasy, Ben Fortescue, Muireann Kelly, Jonas Jamarik, Luke Beahan, and Roderick Millar. It also featured the voices of Vic Dry, Sarit Wilson Chen, Manisha Patel, Mr Euan Brown, Angela Yaz, Phoebe Lewis, Daniel Smith, Greg Davies, Bella Nicholson, and Aron Tennant. SFX and music courtesy of zapsplat.com, incompetech and freesound.org. Jingles were by Greg Davies and James Walsh, with added vocals by Sarit Wilson Chen. The theme tune was written by James Walsh and performed by James Walsh and Rebecca Diez.

No flying octopuses were inconvenienced in the making of this podcast.

We return to The Dog & Owner, a pub full of interesting characters and unlikely happenstances. We recommend you listen to this episode while sat outside a real pub, that way you can compare the two.

We’re back doing live shows next month! May 25th at Hoopla at The Miller in London Bridge, then the last Tuesday of every month. Come watch us do sketches! Tell us how much you like our sketches! Tickets available from www.nextlevelsketch.com. We love doing this sketch podcast, and we will do a new episode every month to fit around our live commitments.

Season 3, Episode 6 of the Next Level Sketch podcast was written by Nadine Bailey, James Walsh, Angela Yaz, Paul Creasy, Madeleine Kasson, Flex Toomey, and Muireann Kelly. It also features the voices of Jenna Cole, Vic Dry, John Dredge, Euan Brown, Greg Davies and Dan Smith. Sound fx from zapsplat.com. Jingles, theme tune and production by James Walsh. Singing by Rebecca Diez.

No herons were harmed in the making of this podcast.

Today pubs in England reopen - or the bits outside them do - so to celebrate here is an episode of sketch comedy set in a pub! It’s called The Dog and Owner, where there is good beer, no queue for the ladies loo, and a heron (but you’ll find out about that in part two).

We are returning to the stage on 25th May @HooplaImpro in London Bridge. Come see us in the flesh! Details will be @nextlevelsketch and nextlevelsketch.com when we’ve figured out what they are.

Season 3 Episode 5 of the Next Level Sketch podcast featured sketches written by Rob Smyth, Dan Smith, James Walsh, Euan Brown, Paul Creasy, Roderick Millar, John Dredge, Rachel Cader and Nadine Bailey. The sketches were also performed by Vic Dry, Flex Toomey, Angela Yaz, Muireann Kelly, Manisha Patel, Madeleine Kasson and Michael Klamo. Sound effects and music were from Zapsplat.com and Freesound.org. The theme tune and jingle were written by James Walsh and performed by James Walsh and Rebecca Diez.

To celebrate the end of lockdown, please enjoy another visit to FunWorld, technically the only theme park open in the ENTIRE COUNTRY, despite a) having a terrible safety record and b) not being real.

Fingers crossed, we’ll be back at the Miller in London Bridge doing live sketch comedy from May. Get in touch! We’re on nextlevelsketch@gmail.com and @nextlevelsketch on Twitter.

Season 3 episode 4 of the Next Level Sketch podcast was produced by James Walsh and featured sketches written by Paul Creasy, Roderick Millar, Nadine Bailey, Flex Toomey, Dan Smith, James Walsh and Ben Fortescue.

It also featured the voice acting and / or singing talents of Sarit Wilson Chen, Bella Nicholson, Aron Tennant, Rebecca Diez, Euan Brown, Greg Davies, Angela Yaz, Madeleine Kasson, Manisha Patel, Vic Dry, and Rob Smyth.

The theme tune was written by James Walsh and performed by James Walsh and Rebecca Diez. Theme Park Therapist is a Millar/Davies production. Episode artwork by Rebecca Diez, Sound effects courtesy of zapsplat.com and Roderick’s sitting room door. No horses were hurt in the production of this episode.

This month we visit the Next Level Sketch theme park, FunLand. Remember to keep your arms, legs and other appendages inside the podcast at all times.

If you want to get in touch, we’re on nextlevelsketch@gmail.com or www.nextlevelsketch.com, or on twitter @nextlevelsketch.

Season 3, Episode 3 of the Next Level Sketch podcast was produced by Muireann Kelly. It features sketches written by Bella Nicholson, Flex Toomey, James Walsh, John Dredge, Madeleine Kasson, Muireann Kelly, Paul Creasy and Rob Smyth.

It also featured the voice acting talents of Alastair Drummond, Aron Tennant, Dan Willis, Euan Brown, Geoff Oxendale, Greg Davies, Luke Behan, Phoebe Lewis, Rebecca Diez, and Roderick Millar.

The theme tune was written by James Walsh and performed by James Walsh and Rebecca Diez, and the jingles were written by James Walsh. Episode artwork by Rebecca Diez.

Some SFX from zapsplat.com