Gary Joel is the West End New (old) Act of the Year for 2026.
Elf Lyons' show Elf Lyons is The Woman on the Edge has been rated as the best reviewed show of this year's Edinburgh Fringe. It had more reviews than any other show (37), and was the best-reviewed show with an average of 4.63 stars out of five.
The Tony® and Olivier® Award-winning musical Operation Mincemeat is officially heading to Australia as the next leg of its World Tour, set to premiere at Comedy Theatre in Melbourne in September 2027, with further cities to be announced.
John Kearns. the winner of Edinburgh Comedy Award for Best Show and Best Newcomer and Taskmaster breakout star has added more dates to his latest stand-up tour Tilting at Windmills. The stand-up will now perform 80+ shows across the UK and Ireland, including his biggest performance to date and London’s iconic Palladium Theatre on Saturday 13th March 2027, following multiple sold-out shows on this tour already at the 1000 capacity venue Soho Theatre Walthamstow and Wilton’s Music Hall.
New images have been released for upcoming comedy, Stepping Up, written and created by Josh Pugh (Sneakerhead, How Are You? It's Alan (Partridge)). Pugh also stars in the series.
The new series of The Celebrity Traitors begins on Thursday 1 October at 8pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The series will air two nights a week on Thursday and Friday.
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Tom Allen announces his brand-new UK tour, Totally, which hits the road in 2027 running through to 2028.
New images have been released for new comedy It Gets Worse, produced by A24. Written, created by and starring Leo Reich, the new images feature guest stars Lena Dunham as Greta, Amelia Dimoldenberg as Emily (pictured top), Blake Harrison as Roger, Vicki Pepperdine as Sarah and Clayton Pettet (Babymorocco) as Freddy.
On the first show of his new series Graham welcomes Hollywood superstar Tom Cruise, Oscar-nominated actor Florence Pugh, comedian and actor Lolly Adefope, top comic John Bishop, and singer/songwriter Emeli Sandé.
The BBC has confirmed that the upcoming comedy The Reluctant Vampire, based on the books by comedy legend Eric Morecambe and written by Rob and Neil Gibbons (Alan Partridge), will come to screens on Sunday 4th October, with all six episodes of the series available on BBC iPlayer from 6:00am, and episode one airing on BBC One at 6:40pm that evening.
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