Osman and Hyde's live podcast is a wild and unfiltered joy.

The performance was a success!

December 9th 2024.

Osman and Hyde's live podcast is a wild and unfiltered joy.
The live show of The Rest is Entertainment podcast, hosted by the dynamic duo of Richard Osman and Marina Hyde, was a resounding success. The comedy podcast, known for its raw and humorous take on the entertainment industry, has been a hit since its inception in 2023. And now, in 2024, the hosts have taken it to the next level by bringing it to the stage.

On a Wednesday night, the Royal Albert Hall was buzzing with excitement as Richard and Marina took to the stage for their live performance. Unlike their usual podcast format, where they discuss a topical news story, the duo decided to look back at some of the biggest blunders of the year. And let's just say, they didn't hold back in their critiques.

The audience was in for a treat as the hosts let loose and shared their unfiltered thoughts and opinions. Marina even had to remind the audience that anything libelous they said on stage couldn't be repeated. But rest assured, they did a fantastic job of expressing their unguarded views, especially in a segment titled "It was a bad year for men."

It was refreshing to see the duo in a more relaxed and unrestrained setting, as they are typically more reserved on their recorded show. They also had some surprise guests, including Xander Armstrong, who helped them with a game show called "The P-odd Couple," which was a hilarious parody of the popular show "Mr and Mrs."

The audience was also encouraged to participate, with celebrities like Claudia Winkleman, David Tennant, and Nigella Lawson appearing via pre-recorded videos to ask the hosts their festive entertainment questions. And let's not forget Richard's unfiltered responses that had the audience in stitches.

One of the highlights of the night was when Marina was carried onto the stage by a gladiator, as a gift from Richard. The pair also discussed some of the biggest stories of the year, including "Baby Reindeer" and "Mr Bates vs The Post Office." And let's not forget Marina's gladiator moment, which was another crowd favorite.

But the fun didn't stop there. The hosts also played a chaotic Christmas song showdown, with live music from a band perched just behind them. The crowd swayed along with their phone torches when "Stay Another Day" played, which Marina found quite moving. And the evening ended with a crowd singalong, as confetti rained down on them.

Despite a few segments going wrong and nerves causing some flubs, Richard and Marina's charm and chemistry shone through, making the night a complete success. And even though some may argue that it was funnier than any regular episode of the podcast, it may have sacrificed some of its usual informative content.

But the live format was a great opportunity for the podcast to come to life, with human connection and fun at the forefront. And for those who were skeptical about paying to see something they could listen to for free at home, let me tell you, this show was unlike any other. It was edgier, undiluted, and funnier, leaving the audience filled with genuine festive cheer.

Although it was advertised as a one-off, I have high hopes that Richard and Marina will bring this live show back in 2025. And if you have a celebrity story or pictures, don't hesitate to reach out to the entertainment team at The Agency. They'd love to hear from you!

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