John Hastings: Integrity

John’s visa is expiring, his friends are fighting and there’s been a murder (yes, an actual murder). . . .

Lloyd Langford: Rascal

A glimpse into the private musings of a man who takes pleasure everywhere he can find it . . .

The 1998 Perrier winner shows Tommy Tiernan is still one of the best in this autobiographical and . . .

Instantly likeable, Funmbi Omotayo’s observational humour takes us through Hackney and his Nigerian roots in his wonderfully . . .

Opening with a Larkin poem is a sure-fire way to stand out from the crowd. Join confident . . .

The Andy Field Experience is probably the only comedy show out there to use a handwritten PowerPoint, . . .

Not exactly identical twins Annie McGrath and Jack Barry delight in this hour of charming and laid . . .

Surreal sketch comedy from Yorkshire’s finest meat-themed comedy duo, The Delightful Sausage. In this tightly-packed hour of . . .

Lauren Pattison recounts her anus horribilis of 2016 in which she was dumped in the most brutal . . .

Whether it’s tackling communist health and safety posters, or his overtly biblical appearance, Alasdair’s inventive, whimsical debut . . .

Hubert’s debut show, Week, is a candid, upfront hour of observational comedy with her struggles with mental . . .

Hal Cruttenden is delightful in this easy-going and light hearted one hour special Chubster. His conversational and . . .