Comedian Paul Chowdhry has announced further extra dates to his ‘Englandia’ UK stand-up tour for 2025. The new shows will take place across September 2025 in Crewe, Derby, Guildford and Hayes.
Kicking things off in St Albans on 5th March, Paul will now perform 41-dates across the country which includes two major arena shows at London The O2 and Birmingham Utlilia Arena.
Garry Starr is back! Following sell-out seasons in 2018, 2022 and 2024, the multi-award-winning, sartorially shy comic wunderkind returns with his acclaimed anarchic masterclass: Garry Starr: Classic Penguins, which transfers to Soho Theatre from the 14th to the 26th July before heading to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Underbelly’s Udderbelly from the 30th July to the 25th August.
Comedian Kate Smurthwaite has won the 2025 Fringe World overall award for Best Children’s Event at Fringe World in Perth for her family-friendly science show Evolution Revolution
This summer, having travelled to countless cities across the world, the iconic and internationally acclaimed venue that’s “just too good to be true” (IYKYK) returns in style to Edinburgh’s St Andrew Square after almost a decade away from her home turf. An iconic fixture at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe for 20 years since 1996, The Famous Spiegeltent has been instrumental in promoting the international careers of variety, cabaret, independent music and new circus arts.
Frank Skinner is to headline a new edition of one of the UK’s biggest outdoor comedy festivals, as Cobra presents Comedy at the Castle expands to historic landmark Powderham in Exeter, Devon on Friday 18 and Saturday 19 July 2025.
After two successful years welcoming thousands of comedy fans to the original event at Warwick Castle, organisers - rated one of the top trusted brands in the West Midlands - are now bringing the major food, drink, and live comedy offer to the South West.
This second series of Am I Being Unreasonable? is proving to be a real up and down affair. After a disappointing first episode and and brilliant second episode this third instalment feels a little like treading water. And quite muddled water at that.
A nice bit of good timing on Richard Osman's House of Games this week. One of the guests, alongside Chris Bisson, Danielle Harold and Katharine Merry is comedian, actor, writer Robert Webb.
I hadn't heard anything about Robert Webb in a while, apart from seeing him in a straight acting role in the drama Whitstable Pearl, but last week, out of the blue, it was announced that he is reuniting with David Mitchell to make a new sketch show.
New comedy series The Chief, a spin-off from the award-winning Scot Squad series, is written by, and stars, Jack Docherty as Chief Commissioner Cameron Miekelson.
The series sees The Chief wrestle with contemporary dilemmas and workplace politics, while trying his best to remain relevant in an ever-changing world. Thankfully, he’s got his trusty team by his side. Or so you’d think.
Comedian Iain Stirling has said that he will do a gig topless if he can fill half the venue.
The Scottish stand-up was chatting to Chris Moyles on his Radio X show when Moyles talked him about his upcoming tour and asked: “Where are you not as popular?”
This year's Komedia New Comedy Award final got off to a great start. I was one of the judges and when I arrived our table was groaning with chicken pieces, halloumi fries, chips. Definitely how to win over a journalist's heart – if you don't stop it beating first. After this though things did go slightly downhill until victory was snatched from the jaws of defeat by some of the stronger, later acts.
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