John Robins, Fern Brady, Ed Gamble, Lou Sanders, Ivo Graham, Sharon Wanjohi, Jenny Tian, Jeff Innocent and Thor Stenhaug all ...

The British public is definitely keen to see comedy live right now, and a recent report from the Live Comedy Association has ...

One of the saddest ironies of modern life is that, although modesty is still often mentioned as an admirable quality in a character, one is more likely to be under-appreciated for actually embodying ...

Soho Theatre's new 960-seat Walthamstow venue will open in May 2025, with a host of comedy shows amongst its initial programme. Restored from the 1930s former Granada by Waltham Forest Council in ...

Would Father Ted get made today? It may not be up there with the most interesting facts ever recorded, but did you know that the sheep boasting the world record for 'heaviest fleece' was named Chris, ...

Comedians and performers are always looking for new ways to stand out from the crowd. In our experience, the best way to impress agents and promoters - as well as audiences - is to hone a really ...

It hasn't been a great month for Wayne Rooney, following his sacking as Plymouth Argyle manager at the turn of the year. The production stars online character comic John May as the ex-footballer and ...

It was the first of times, it was the worst of times. This time we welcome Demi Adejuyigbe, still riding high after a tip-top Edinburgh Fringe debut last year, including a Best Newcomer nomination.

The description for When Alan Met Ray explains: "Told he has only six weeks to live, 18-year-old Ray begins painful treatment to limit the spread of the infection. By chance he meets Alan - the same ...

Dina Lady's brussels sprout cake is a recipe for chaos in today's quiz. Nana Knickerbocker and her panto cows also get busy making cakes.

Jonathan and Joey are drawn into a complex case involving a secret society, seemingly supernatural events at a girls' boarding school, and the miraculous disappearance of a body in front of three ...

Graham McCann argues that the quiet and classy delicacy of Hugh Paddick's comedy performances should have won him far greater praise than he received, both in his lifetime and after it.