Events near Kirkby---In---Ashfield, Nottingham

Jen is a critically acclaimed stand-up comedian and writer, as seen on BBC's Live at the Apollo, Frankie Boyle's New World Order, QI and Mock The Week

Laura Smyth - Born Aggy

Carl Hutchinson is a must-see act for anyone who loves laughter and good storytelling.

30 years of Jason Byrne and he's still "Byrning", like a candle you can't blow out. Jason celebrates the past 30 years, looking back at the madness.

Another tour of brilliant stand-up comedy from Dan Nightingale, host of the Have A Word podcast, and some of his very funny mates.

A wonderfully funny tribute to one of the UK's iconic comedians!

Comedy Dining are pleased to bring you a new Fawlty Towers Show

Get ready for a fantastic Saturday night of live entertainment at Genting Casino Sheffield. Join us on Saturday 5 September

Lots of Laughter. Funhouse Comedy Club is back

A wholesome hour of light-hearted silliness, medical stories,

Festival Preview All-Dayer

Weekend with Basil, Sybil and Manuel , what can possibly go wrong.

Cop turned comedian Alfie returns with a brand new show ahead of recording his BBC Radio 4 comedy It's a Fair Cop.

The award-winning stand-up and star of Saturday Night Live UK heads out on tour with a brand new show.

HBO and Netflix star Ahir Shah (Live at the Apollo, Mock The Week, Have I Got News For You, QI) is back with his new stand-up show Golden.

Two masters of the microphone, Alex and TJ, will bathe you in a warm comedic glow of oddball observations and smart social commentary

Winner of the BBC New Comedy Award, UK-based Japanese comedian Yuriko Kotani is going to tell stories of her experiences etc.

A wonderfully funny tribute to one of the UK's iconic comedians!

Come see top acts practising their new material and support the up-and-coming acts as they start their careers

Biggest Award in Comedy nominee and resident (junior) Doctor Michael Akadiri prescribes with a you with a potent dose of his latest offering

Catamaran is a show about his parents and the letters they wrote and the 1980s, in which Milo asks what remains of a human life.

Chloe Petts' is "one of the most compelling young comics" (Brian Logan, The Guardian)