The Just For Laughs Festival, presented by Videotron in association with Loto-Quebec, continues to roll out the biggest names in comedy as they add even more star power to the 80-plus shows already announced for Montreal this summer.
Now in its 11th year, Latitude Festival once again sets the bar high for summer festivals with the largest comedy line up in the UK, offering festival goers an unrivalled opportunity to see some of the biggest names in the industry, all over the same weekend.
Its back! The Sydney Comedy Festival returns in 2016 with a laugh-a-minute 27-day program of back-to-back silliness, foolishness and buckets of absurdity.
Comedians James Acaster, Paul Sinha and Daniel Sloss bring their Edinburgh Festival shows to the Studio Theatre as part of Sheffield's annual Last Laugh Comedy Festival this month.
Four exciting new shows have been added to Sheffield Theatres' autumn/winter season.
The 11th Annual Sydney Comedy Festival has unleashed its 2015 program, revealing the biggest year yet for the event with more spectacular and diverse shows than ever before!
Imagine a machine that can let you record and mix music in real time - one that will enable musicians to get down the ideas in their head instantly, with no filter between the germs of a song and hearing it come alive straight away.
Imagine a machine that can let you record and mix music in real time - one that will enable musicians to get down the ideas in their head instantly, with no filter between the germs of a song and hearing it come alive straight away.
Joke Thieves, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe favourite, returns to the stage and embarks on a debut tour.
Best of the Edinburgh Fest continues to be a highlight of Adelaide Fringe.
Daniel Sloss, Scotland's half-man-half-Xbox, hormone-ridden, comic prodigy, is currently one of the fastest rising stars of UK comedy.
Leicester Square Theatre is proud to announce their newest event listing.
New Wimbledon Theatre is delighted to announce its final Celebrity Guest Star Anita Dobson is officially set to join Ruby Wax, Pamela Anderson and Paul O'Grady in sharing the role of the Genie of the Lamp in the forthcoming pantomime spectacular Aladdin - the pantomime that everyone is talking about
