Following an acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe run, the cult-hit one-man-improv show David Elms Describes A Room is embarking on its first tour in 2026. Together with his audience, veteran improviser Elms “builds a comedy mind palace before your very eyes. And you’ll want to move in for good!” (Phil Wang). David will return to Soho for two weeks of shows at the end of the 2026 tour.
Channel 4, S4C & Little Wander are excited to announce the third iteration of Comedy Lab Cymru, a development programme for Welsh (and Wales-based) comedy talent.
Applications are now open, with a 12 January deadline.
Co-producers Alan Cumming and Billy Porter join Edgewood Entertainment to announce Sam Morrison’s SUGAR DADDY is set to return to London for a 5 week off-west end run. Sugar Daddy is the remarkable true story Sam never wanted to live to tell. One summer in the gay paradise of Provincetown, Sam fell in love with the sexy silver zaddy of his dreams. But, then, in the midst of the pandemic, he loses the love of his life to COVID.
Sketch duo Siblings are going on tour. IRL sisters Maddy and Marina Bye will be touring their latest show Dreamweavers across the UK.
The Bye sisters will be unveiling a wildly inventive new show, plunging audiences into the surreal world of their collective subconscious.
Comedian, author and podcast host Emma Doran has announced her biggest London show to date.
The Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse Prize for Comic Fiction has not one but two winners this year.
Fred Bell has won the West End New (old) Act of the Year 2025. The runners-up were Dipak Patel and Sudeepta Sanyal, with Elaine Miles scooping the Audience prize
Kiell Smith-Bynoe, star of Ghosts, Taskmaster and Stath Lets Flats, is set to take his hit improvised comedy show Kool Story Bro on a UK tour in 2026. Featuring some of the best improvisers in the country and a slew of celebrity guests, the show will play at some of its largest venues yet in May and October, including York’s Royal Opera House, Brighton’s Theatre Royal, Birmingham's Town Hall. Having previously sold out two performances at the venue, the show will also return to London’s Soho Theatre Walthamstow.
BBC Asian Network’s One More Laugh returns to London in 2026 with a brilliant line-up of up-and-coming comedians.
Formerly Asian Network Comedy, One More Laugh, will dust the January blues away with an exciting live show at the BBC Radio Theatre, London on Friday 30 January 2026, 7:30pm.
The winners of the British Independent Film Awards (BIFA) were announced at the annual ceremony at the Roundhouse in Camden. Hosts Lou Sanders and Harriet Kemsley and presenters including Carey Mulligan, Stephen Merchant, Ruth Wilson and Billy Crudup joined nominees and guests to celebrate the wealth of talent in British independent film and beyond.
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