Brassic, a comedy-drama television series directed by Daniel O’Hara and Jon Wright, explores the lives of Vinnie and his five friends in the fictional northern English town of Hawley. The first season ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Michelle Keegan is Erin in Brassic. Brace yourselves for missing coffins, taxidermy cats and giant fluffy bunnies as riotous ...

The actress, 37, has played Erin Croft in the Sky series since 2019, and in an emotional Instagram post, she paid tribute to the 'small and mighty series' for playing such a 'special' part in her life ...

Already renewed for a second series, Sky One's Brassic has currently got the nation in stitches with its fantastic comedy and star-studded cast. Set in the fictional, Northern town of Hawley, the ...

New photos from the set of the Brassic Christmas special have revealed that Imelda Staunton will appear. The acclaimed actress — who plays Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown — was snapped on the set of ...

I bet you've got a bit of a gap in your viewing schedule right now. Summer time is an excellent time for a bit of reality TV and some mega block buster movies. But guys, what about a bit of homegrown ...

Comedy-drama series Brassic is drawing to a close with a seventh and final season. Since launching in 2019, the programme has become a massive success, earning countless award nominations and glowing ...

Michelle Keegan has addressed rumours that Brassic has been axed after seven seasons. The former Coronation Street star appears alongside Joe Gilgun in the comedy, which follows a group of petty ...

Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright are making every effort to spend much time with their new born baby daughter, despite their busy schedules. The former TOWIE star, 38, and the actress, 37, embraced ...

Actor Joe Gilgun has been on the screen practically all of his life, cutting his teeth on British soaps as a kid, where his unique personality managed to shine through in unexpected ways. He garnered ...

Put brand new Brit comedy-drama Brassic to the top of your need-to-watch list: it's the perfect mix of hilarious, rude, honest and heartfelt, and you can stream every episode on NOW TV from August 22.

Brassic writer Danny Brocklehurst has told Sky News he would love Peter Kay to play a part in the show. The comedy series, which returns this week and has a third season already in the works, was a ...