Prepare yourself for some gut-busting political fury: satirical mastermind Nish Kumar is hitting the streets with his brand new show, touring the UK from September 2026! Taking on the current state of the world in a way that only he can, and mixing in reflections on his fortieth year, Angry Humour From A Really Nice Guy is stone cold classic Kumar.

The surreal stand-up with a mind like literally no-one else on Earth is following up her sell-out debut with a new UK tour, hitting the road from September 2026! Diving into her recent television exploits, mishaps and general chaotic existence, Lucy Beaumont is a true original and a comedic force to be reckoned with.

After several years of delighting on tour and on our television screens, comedian and writer Jen Brister returns to the road with a fresh show, Reactive! An ode to our often exhausting need to have a response to everything going on in the world around us, Jen hankers for the need to sit back and find her peace... even if every fibre of her being tries to tell her otherwise.

Daniel Foxx returns with a brand-new show about trying to keep it together when life insists on being just a little bit dramatic. Fresh out of the implosion of a relationship and clinging on to anything that'll help him through while still trying to come across as a ray of light, Daniel dives into the chaos of modern dating as a millennial, his over the top obsession with skincare routines and everything in between!

Known for his outgoing and outrageous camp style, Alan Carr is definitely in the running for national treasure, sorry... 'Regional Trinket' status. The host of the hilarious Chatty Man for over a decade, winner of Celebrity Traitors and a judge on the inaugural series of Ru Paul's Drag Race UK, he's proven he was born to be an entertainer! Don't miss the chance to see him live.

Star of Dead Ringers and surely the nation's best loved impressionist, Jon Culshaw, hits the road with his new solo tour Me, Myself and Others. Expect uncanny caricatures from the master of imitation, as well as some surprises - whether he whips out his bumbling Boris Johnson, a terrifyingly accurate Trump or a sensationally realistic Kier Starmer, his impressions always seem to be pitch perfect.