(Read in film-trailer voice): “Last summer Jessica did two reasonably significant things. One, a story of pure joy. The other, a tale of entrapment, torment and gelato. This show tells the latter - "the horrid one”. Co-host of hit podcast The Guilty Feminist, Jessica Fostekew’s epic comedy-horror-story is the perfect antidote to finding yourself all at sea. Or up s**t creek without a paddle.

The much-anticipated debut show about suffering (and smiling) from Nigerian stand-up Ayoade Bamgboye. Burdened by the gift of sight, a primeval awareness that something is not quite right, and almost three accents, she'll ask life's big questions and provide absolutely no answers.Born in London, raised in Lagos, sacked in Budapest, the poor woman has been there and done that – and to what end? Swings and Roundabouts is about going nowhere fast, being too British to stop apologising, and too Nigerian to stop shouting.Winner of the Biggest Award in Comedy 2025Winner of the Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best Newcomer 2025As seen in her own Channel 4 Playground

In 2023, after 20 years of stand up, I did Britain’s Got Talent. People asked me, “why now?”. Up until that point I’d been very happy avoiding TV & fame - and in that sense, I’d been hugely successful! However, the year before, I’d also had a stroke and lost half my eyesight. I was now keen to talk about my experience, comedically, to as wide an audience as possible. I did quite well, got to the semi-finals & had my 15 minutes fame. Careful what you wish for! Who knew that talking about my experience would be so offensive? How dare I make jokes about my own strokes & blindness! “You nasty, awful man”.This is a candid and hilarious new stand-up hour, talking about who I am, in an era where people are really keen to hear about who you are, so long as who you are, is something they want to hear about. Otherwise “you deserve your stroke”*.Never mind the haters, I come back at you with love. Well, a couple of you can still kiss my half-blind backside**.* an actual online comment.** I never had a single complaint from anyone who had actually had a stroke.“A torrent of formidable gags” ★★★★ ½ - Chortle“This most personal hour, is the best thing I’ve seen Birdman do” ★★★★ - The ScotsmanChortle Award nominee - Best club comic 2023As seen on Rosie Jones TV Disability Extravaganza 2023 & BGT 2023

After his 2023/24 sell-out smash tour Gobsmacked, this marvellous Manc is back with his best show yet. A TV favourite, and now an aspiring doctor’s wife, Josh Jones is now knee deep into his 30’s and nothing thrills him more than a Greggs Sausage Roll and an M&S food shop. Living a more sedate life isn’t without its challenges though – he’s still trying to earn his cat’s respect! Josh is hitting the road with a show packed full of laughs and he’s keeping it light – nothing super political, nothing controversial and it’s definitely not going to change your life, but you can be sure of a fab night out filled to the brim with jokes about history, cats, his love of wrestling and much more. Star of Would I Lie To You? (BBC1), The Jonathan Ross Show (ITV), 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown (CH4), Comedy Central Live, Out of Order (Comedy Central), House of Games (BBC2), Battle in the Box (Dave), Dancing On Ice (ITV), The Stand Up Sketch Show (ITV2) and much, much more. Each year Josh’s star rises, he is a naturally funny performer’ ★★★★.5 (RGM) ‘Confident and assured comedy from a hugely likeable and talented man …rays of sunshine like him are sorely needed in a dark and depressing world’ ★★★★ (London Theatre) ★★★★ Edinburgh Festivals ★★★★ The Comics Comic ★★★★ The List ★★★★ Beyond The Joke

Rachel Parris is back with her biggest tour yet, presenting a dazzling new hour of her signature blend of stand-up and songs. The BAFTA-nominated comedian is best known for both her viral satirical segments on The Mash Report and Late Night Mash which have had over 100 million views, and as one of the founding cast members of the award-winning improv group Austentatious, who regularly perform to sold out crowds in London’s West End. In 2022, Rachel published her first book, Advice From Strangers, which was praised by Richard Osman as ‘warm witty and wise’. She has also appeared on Live At The Apollo, Would I Lie To You, Mock the Week, and Q.I and is a regular on much-loved radio shows I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue and The Now Show. ‘This is classy, clever comedy – uproarious' (Scotsman). “Tears of laughter…endearingly frank and funny” (Guardian) ‘Venomously witty’ (Evening Standard). ‘Beguiling... Her songs really score... a gifted performer’ (Times).