Divina de Campo returns with I Do Think, an electrifying one-woman show that explores lifes highs, lows, and everything in between. From orbiting the stars to becoming one, join Divina as she distills her extraordinary journey through stage, screen, and even the occasional market stall. At its core, I Do Think reflects on one powerful truth: People will think what they will about you, but the only thing within your control is to be yourself. After a lot of thinking, therapy, and soul searching, Divina shares her heartfelt discoveries with a heavy helping of humor. Expect a vibrant mix of comedy, show-stopping music numbers, and intimate storytelling as Divina takes you through her world of self-reflection, kissed frogs, and unforgettable moments. A story well lived, beautifully told, and unapologetically true.

Joe Sutherland is a comedian and Greggs brand ambassador. Stand-up, acting, writing, influencing, there is nothing he won’t think about doing and maybe even get around to. He performs all over the UK and internationally, sometimes on the internet and sometimes on the television (nature’s internet).

An experience for the entire family. Whether you're an old school WWE fan or you've just found wrestling this is for you. The best of British tradition mixed with cutting edge modern style, you'll see hard hitters, high flyers, cunning villains and courageous heroes. Nobody does wrestling like FutureShock. Don't just take our word for it though, come and see for yourself.

Kieran Hodgson: Voice of America The four time Edinburgh comedy award nominee returns. America. What happened, man? Ever since he was a little loser kid in a little loser country (yes, England), Kieran Hodgson has been putting on an American accent and dreaming a big American dream. But nowadays it's not so simple. Didn't America go completely bananas? Didn't he get too old for dreaming? And when Hollywood comes calling, does Kieran actually sound American after all? Join one of Telegraphs 50 funniest comedians of the 21st Century as he explores how a scared world feels about the USA and impersonates a bunch of old prospectors and former Presidents.

Stevie Martin has built a significant following and acclaim for her prolific online output which includes a series of regular viral sketches with Lola-Rose Maxwell which have amassed over 20 million views (3 million of which on Tiktok) two hit podcasts (Nobody Panic with Tessa Coates and Might Delete Later with Gina Martin) which collectively receive over 100,000 downloads a month, and a regular long-form improvised comedy book club on Twitch. A writer published everywhere from Vice to the Guardian, Stevie’s first book, Nobody Panic, was published by Hodder Studios and adapts her hit podcast.

A TV favourite, and now an aspiring doctor’s wife, Josh Jones is now knee-deep into his 30's and nothing thrills him more than a Greggs Sausage Roll and an M&S food shop. Living a more sedate life isn’t without its challenges though - he’s still trying to earn his cat’s respect!

I've got a terrible feeling about this show. Like, somehow the whole thing is doomed. I've got this recurring dream where I'm on stage, thousands of miles from home and the crowd has turned on me. There are thousands of them and they are all booing me and Sofia Vergara (Modern Family) is there, and so is Simon Cowell and he's slamming his fist into a red buzzer and the sound splits the air like a gunshot and the ceiling rips open and confetti rains down like debris but the booing only gets louder and louder and louder and louder and then I wake up. And ! realise that all of that actually happened to me.

Following his sell-out debut show, viral sensation Horatio Gould brings his much-anticipated sophomore show, Return of the Space Cowboy, on the road. At the age of 27, Horatio is tribal elder of Gen Z. Existing on the cusp of two age groups and desperate for something meaningful to believe in, Horatio explores the crisis facing young people seeking purpose in life that isn't fat jeans or rock-climbing. As seen on Comedy Central LIVE (Comedy Central). Tour support for Frankie Boyle, co-creator ‘Fin vs The Internet’ (70 million views on Instagram 2 million on YouTube).

Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Ian Smith (co-host of the Northern News podcast) heads back out on tour with a new show about stress, love and buying a magic spell off Amazon. As seen on Live at the Apollo, Have I Got News For You and The Stand Up Sketch Show - and heard on The News Quiz, The Unbelievable Truth, Just A Minute and his own Radio 4 series, Ian Smith is Stressed.

Red Rodeo Club is Manchester's new queer line dancing event, mixing classic boot-scootin' tutorials with a party vibe.

Jacob Hawley and Jake Farrell present Screen Rot, the podcast where they discuss the weirdest and worst content that has been rotting their screens and indeed their minds.

Elliot returns with more of his biting wit and trademark dark sense of humour about the hellish year he, and humanity, has had. Seen on Comedy Central's Roast Battle and Comedy Central at the Comedy Store.

Berk's Nest Presents: Liam Withnail: Chronic Boom Following a critically acclaimed run at the Edinburgh Fringe, Liam Withnail takes his hit show Chronic Boom on his first UK tour. Join the gifted comic storyteller with over 10 million TikTok and Instagram views as he battles chronic illness and hilariously reckons with his new reality during a hospital stay. This enlightening stand-up show about how we adapt when life throws a curveball takes audiences on a rollercoaster of laughter and packs an emotional punch. Winner: Amused Moose Award for Outstanding Show 2019 and Scottish Comedy Award. Finalist of both Scottish and English Comedian of the Year.

Shane Todd: Hold Me Back Armed with his signature wit, razor-sharp storytelling, and a complete inability to take himself seriously, Shane is coming to Manchester with his brand new stand up show. Shane Todd hosts the massively popular Tea With Me podcast and performs in some of the worlds most famous comedy clubs.

Comedian, actress, singer and writer, Rachel Galvo invites you to join her raunchy one woman show, 'The Shite Feminist'.  Reflecting on the forces that have shaped her – from an Irish Catholic upbringing (Private, of course) to awkward sexual encounters – Rachel considers the choices that threw her South Dublin life drastically off-course. In the wake of the pandemic, Rachel ditched her business degree to pursue her creative dreams at a performing arts college in London. Written during her master’s year, The Shite Feminist is a form of radical self-love - a naughty, raucous, thought provoking and life affirming one woman show from one of Ireland’s most exciting new creative talents.

Dublin darling Shane Daniel Byrne is back, just about. The award-winning stand-up has become a leading act in Ireland at breakneck speed. And he is finally heading across the UK with his brand-new solo hour Who's A Big Boy? Shane is the boy from school who was capable of more, the kid who could do better. Just try catching him now. You may know him from the hit podcast Young Hot Guys, viral stand-up clips, or his sold out Edinburgh Fringe runs. And now, expect rapid-fire craic and big-hearted feelings in his brand-new show about bellies and bullies. A brilliantly honest reflection for anyone who's ever felt too soft, too weird, too queer or too much.

Like an undescended testicle en route to its final destination, Christmas is a-coming! And nothing yells Yule louder than Sean Bean in full on medieval mode, challenging you all to a sackful of seasonal games, hellbent on getting you all giddy. So come join Edinburgh Comedy Award Winner Adam Riches, (Cats Does Countdown), as he hits the road once more with his (k)night of chaotic buffoonery, to give you bastards a Christmas present you’ll never forget.

Rory Scovel is an American comedian returning to Europe/UK to perform his sometimes completely improvised style of comedy for a limited number of nights.

A Lovely Time is a brand new comedy spectacular hosted by Amy Gledhill (BBC One, Channel 4 and Edinburgh comedy award-nominated double act The Delightful Sausage), taking place in Manchester at GRUB’s Chapeltown Picture House, Red Bank on Saturday 5th March. This month they're teaming up with Lass Fest at GRUB to celebrate Independent Women's Day with some of the finest comics around including Heidi Regan, Molly McGuinness, Leila Navabi and regular host Amy Gledhill. Sounds like a lovely time to us.

Knightmare Live is back! The critically-acclaimed comedy stage-adaption of the TV classic offers you the chance to wear the iconic Helmet of Justice and brave Lord Fear's evil lair. There will be magic, mayhem and special guests.

It'll be a night to remember, with this fun fusion of disco tunes and exciting bingo! Expect high-energy participation, a splash of karaoke and musical forfeits. Please be aware that the seating is unallocated and a shared table arrangement.

James Acaster is one of comedy’s most original voices. A whimsical master, he has received acclaim from around the world, including a record breaking 5 consecutive nominations for ‘Best Comedy Show’ at the 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 & 2016 Edinburgh Fringe Festivals. In 2017 he toured the country with a staggering three show ‘Trelogy’, performing Recognise, Represent and Reset consecutively over three nights in each venue.

Kim Blythe is a cowboy. Not the rugged, western kind but more like a questionable tradesman. Unsure and thriving after selling out across the UK and Ireland, Kim brings her second show Cowboy on tour as she tries to make sense of it all. If you feel like you're constantly winging it through life, then Cowboy is the show for you. If you don't feel like that, it's still a great show, honestly.

Yorkshire’s biggest b-d and Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer 2024 is back, after yet another sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival! This time he’s dead… dead good! And also, dead. He’s a dead man. Join the nation’s favourite demonic entertainer, owner of a Working Mens Club in Rotherham what is also a portal to hell, as he dazzles you from beyond the grave. See him now before he is well and truly gone. ‘Plenty of fun for fans of Johnny Vegas, The Mighty Boosh and Vic and Bob… but Kent-Walters’s mock-old-school-entertainer character has a charisma and a weirdness that is all his own too’ The Times

Milo isn’t posh or fancy - despite what you may think. In 2023 he got a temporary tattoo on his arse. This is a story about the consequences. Award-winning British comedian Milo Edwards returns with a show about class, lawn bowls, common decency and cum... and other revolting things that are best not talked about.