Hello
I am indeed Terry Adlam and I write comedy, therefore I guess I'm a comedy writer. I write comedy scripts, comedy sketches, comedy plays, comedy books, comedy stories, comedy speeches and anything you can prefix with the word comedy.
I've had numerous sketches on TV, Radio and the Stage both here and there, I've had plays tread the boards round and about, I've had three joke books published now and then and I'm available for work as and when.
I also created 80's cult classic Dick Spanner and I'm going to shut up now so that you can have a wander round my website and see...
What I've been up to...
This month
My eleventh column about the disappointment of England's performance in the World Cup is published in the 8th July edition of the Maidenhead Advertiser. Read my past columns here. I also reviewed the Niel Simon comedy Drama ' I Ought To Be In Pictures' at The Mill at Sonnng. Read it online at www.maidenhead-advertiser.co.uk and click on 'Leisure', then 'Theatre' . You can also read some of my past reviews here.
Still submitting material for the 3rd series of the Radio 7 topical comedy news show. (Unfortunately nothing on as yet!) For more info go to BBC I-player and search for Newsjack
Writing material for the July editon of the show which is on from the 9th to the 10th of July at The Pavillion Theatre, Brighton For more details about the show and to see one of my sketches click here and watch 'Nick or Eric?'
Have sent my children story 'Curio' to Nosy Crow publications.
Last month
Submitting material for the 3rd series of the Radio 7 topical comedy news show. For more info go to BBC I-player and search for Newsjack
Had two sketches performed at the Treason Show Election Special last month and now writing material for the July editon of the show which is on from the 9th to the 10th of July at The Pavillion Theatre, Brighton For more details about the show and to see one of my sketches click here and watch 'Nick or Eric?'
'What's The Story?' the weekly comedy topical news program from BBC Radio Wales cAme to the end of it's second series this month and I'm please to say that 15 of my gags were used. (Almost a gag a show!) A great show and here's hoping there's another series in the pipeline.
My tenth column about my memories of the 1966 World Cup Final is published in the 10th June edition of the Maidenhead Advetiser. Read my past columns here.




