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  • Class Act Stand Up Comedy Night

    The Class Act Comedy Easter Eggstravaganza is back! Expect fun, frivolity and more egg puns than you can shake a rubber chicken at.

  • Bad Things

    Few creatures are so unknown, yet strike so much confusion into the hearts of YOU. Join Bad Thing on a silly, absurd journey through the unknown: Sing with the Giblets. Dip in the piccalilli. Discover what Simon says… and much, much more.

  • Any Objections?

    Scarlett Smith is an electroacoustic harpist and comedian. Tired of the harps demure, classical reputation, Scarlett’s debut solo show Any Objections? is a surreal quest to prove this instrument belongs far beyond the Orchestra pit.

  • Angry Boater aka Joel Sanders (Channel 4’s Narrow Escapes)

    Join Joel Sanders, the charismatic star of Channel 4’s ‘Narrow Escapes’ as he dives headfirst into a life less ordinary. Once a Las Vegas comedian thriving in the glitz of the strip, Joel swapped it all for a NICE CALM LIFE on a narrowboat.

  • The Day I Got the Horn

    A riotous comedy about life after catastrophe and hope in the face of absurdity. Prepare to laugh (a lot), cry (a little), and pee (your pants).

  • Emmeline Downie

    Emmeline brings her provincial, playful, and unpredictable style to the stage with a character comedy show about a vivacious and strong-minded 54 year old woman from Milton Keynes.

  • Eight: The One (Wo)Man Drag King Musical Parody

    Written by Bristol based Drag King, Hannah Clift, EIGHT is a love letter to SIX The Musical, rock music of the 70s and 80s and to the queer art of Drag! Hannah can be found on Instagram and TikTok at @ _hannah_clift_

  • Glitch – Four comedies from a world on the blink

    Glitch’: Four comedies from a world on the blink is a collection of short plays and excerpts, written by early-career playwrights from the South-West of England, where comedy, chaos and culture collide on stage. These stories crack open the systems we live in and laugh at the very structures that shape us.

  • Neil Haigh’s Comedy Masterclass Ruined By Stewart Wright

    Neil Haigh’s Comedy Masterclass Ruined By Stewart Wright is the brain child of…

    Yes, you guessed it, Neil Haigh and Stewart Wright. As colleagues and collaborators over the last ten years, playing and toying with an array of projects, they are now excited to be harnessing their chemistry, theatrical skills and comedy talents in this brand new show.

  • Running Commentary

    After a decade of no exercise (besides child-rearing and reaching for cake) 41 year old poet P Burton-Morgan finds themselves newly single and hungry to return to pre-childbirth levels of fitness. Cue Rocky montage, but with a middle-aged red-faced mum reciting sonnets on the South West Coast path. So far so solitary until they join their local running club and find themselves drawn into a world of flirting, friendship, fierce competition and the unexpected discovery that they're ferociously fast. With their trademark mix of witty wordplay and open-hearted tenderness this solo show is a silly, sexy, sweaty romp - don't forget to stretch first.

  • All of Them, Dead

    All Of Them, Dead is a play about being young, gay and working-class in the middle of nowhere. It’s about the things that go unsaid, it’s about two boys holding hands, it’s about clinging together as the world changes around you. And it’s about meat falling from the sky (no, really).

  • Jin Hao Li

    Jin Hao Li brings you a sharp and thoughtful stand-up show about nostalgia, memory and the urge to keep revisiting the past. An Edinburgh Comedy Awards 2024 Best Newcomer nominee and Channel 4 Sean Lock Award finalist, Jin Hao’s work has received ★★★★★ reviews from The Telegraph, The Skinny and The Age.

  • Tom Ballard

    After a year away from touring, doing nothing but being nice and uncontroversial, Australia’s Special Envoy For Comedy Tom Ballard returns in 2026 with a new show packed with jokes about war and being naughty and being kind and just how extremely normal everything is right now.

  • Instant Wit! The Quick-Fire Comedy Improvisation Show

    Instant Wit, the best in improvised comedy. Fresh and inventive, each show throws up new nuggets of hilarity crafted by a company of the highest calibre. It’s a pick-me-up tonic with unexpected twists and a dash of sauce. There’ll be sketches, songs and general silliness – and all of it based around audience suggestions. And if you’re too shy to shout anything out? Well don’t worry, you’ll have the chance to write things down in the interval.