Olivier and Tony Award winning theatre makers Mischief Comedy (The Play That Goes Wrong) launch their historic first musical with a UK tour, leaping into theatres from May 2026! Delving into the Ancient Greek origins of acting and plays, Thespians: Greece: The Musical is a hilarious and heartfelt glimpse into the past in Mischief's signature madcap style.

The greatest moustache in UK comedy is ready for one hell of an outing: beloved stand-up and Taskmaster favourite Mike Wozniak is heading on a UK tour with his new show, kicking off this March! Focusing - appropriately - around a bench-related anecdote, The Bench finds Wozniak at his idiosyncratic best as he spins yarns in a style entirely his own.

Television and radio icon, and titan (spiritually) of the comedy scene, Susan Calman is back for her first tour in 10 years, coming across the UK from October 2026! Placing a whole range of topics in her finely tuned crosshairs, from ageing to tank driving, Susan Calman is back with a bang - book tickets now for a true comedic powerhouse.

Two-time Edinburgh Comedy Award winner and one-of-a-kind performer John Kearns is donning the curly wig and false teeth once again for his new show, touring the UK from February 2026! Embarking on a meandering dissection of his life at age 38, Tilting At Windmills is John Kearns at his purest, funniest, and most unapologetically odd. You'd better strap in.

Horror Fiction's Grand Frightener, Garth Marenghi returns to stages across the UK this year, bringing more thrilling tales of the supernatural to you in his brand new book tour, This Busted Earth. Following the story of horror author Nick Sheen and his descent into madness as his own creation begins leaking from the pages, join Marenghi for yet another frighteningly fantastic evening as he adds This Busted Earth to his Sunday Times Bestselling catalogue.

Star of Friday Night Dinner and Plebs, and comedic mastermind, Tom Rosenthal is making his long-awaited return to stand-up with an all-new show, touring the UK from March 2026! Taking some very loose inspiration from Arctic Monkeys' classic album, Whatever People Say I am, That's What I am finds Rosenthal poking his nose into observational comedy in a style all his own.