Jack Dee celebrates 40 years in stand-up with Jack’s Joke Show, a memoir packed with his favourite old stories, jokes and funny anecdotes. Offering a glimpse into the influences behind his comedy career, the show guarantees plenty of laughs.
Rhys James brings Chop Logic to the stage, delivering fast, forensic stand-up packed with big ideas, sharp observations and gag-dense overthinking.
Rachel Parris brings The Rachel Parris Songbook to the stage, combining favourite comedy songs from 15 years with brand-new stand-up and plenty of laughs.
Jon Culshaw brings Me, Myself and Others to the stage for 2027, combining stand-up, stories, sketches and famous voices in a lively comedy show.
Ed Byrne brings No Dramas to the stage, airing his grievances in a hilarious stand-up show about life’s petty hassles, irritations and frustrations.
Join Dylan Moran in his comedy show to find out how to reclaim your life by becoming a lethal kickboxing and chess champion.
Al Murray brings his brand-new stand-up show – All You Need Is Guv, with hot-takes for the masses and offering a much-needed truth tonic.
MC Hammersmith (posh West London’s leading freestyle rapper with over half a billion views online) presents his new show: “Ice Ice Nepo Baby”.
Paul Smith brings Happy, a show about finding joy in the chaos, laughter in the everyday, and comedy in absolutely everything.
Joe Lycett returns with Do You Really Lycett?, bringing comedy on social justice, fatherhood stories and tales from Celebrity Traitors.