The line-up for the first virtual edition of The Graham Norton Show has been announced.
The Graham Norton Show will return to our screens on Friday night but with a few changes due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
Moving to an earlier slot of 9pm and with a shorter runtime of thirty minutes, Graham Norton will host tonight's show with no studio audience due to social distancing guidelines.
The first episode will see Graham virtually speak to a number of high-profile guests including Michael Buble, Michael Sheen, Martin Freeman and Daisy Haggard.
Music on the night will come from Celeste, who will perform her new single from her bedroom.
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A statement read: "The BAFTA-award-winning host is back, connecting to the world around him with his famous mix of star guests, jokes and stories, including the notorious Red Chair – now relocated to the comfort of your own armchair at home."
You can apply for your place in the Red Chair by sending your contact details, your best story and a few words about yourself to viewers@sotelevision.co.uk.
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