Like a battering ram to the funny bone, stars of BBC3's Live at The Electric bring their lavish parade of inventive characters and sketch magnificence to venues nationwide. Hotly-tipped as ones to watch for the future, why not catch them now, in the present?
Join showbiz reporter Sandro Monetti as he kisses and tells on some of the biggest stars in holiday in this gloriously gossipy romp through the world of celebrity.
From Russell Howard's Good News and Simon Amstell's recent UK tour the 'brilliantly offbeat' (The Guardian) Norwegian stand-up arrives with his Edinburgh Comedy Newcomer Award-winning show.
Turning everyday events into farcical stories, embellished into hilarity with his trademark west country dialect and Cornish humour, Jethro melts all seriousness into pure laughter.
Having experienced motherhood, divorce and MTV, this award-winning comedian proves the things in life that make us bitter, can actually be quite delicious and hilarious.
Watching Justin live is a joy to behold; his comedy only coming second to his modesty. Justin didn't write this. He got someone else to do it, but he agrees.
Silliness, satire and caustic one-liners from one of the UK's favourite comedians. She won't change the world but she will ask the big questions such as Dog Prams: why?
Fearsome iconoclast Simon Evans is back with a devastating new show, dismantling the lies - from fairy tales to post-match analysis - that confound us all.
As seen on BBC 1's Live at the Apollo, now a regular on Channel 4's Stand Up For the Week, Andrew Lawrence is back on the road following a sell-out fifty date tour of the UK.
Direct from his smash-hit run at the Edinburgh festival, join this "part devil, part dude" (Scotsman) as he shares his refreshingly laid-back and unconventional ethos on life.
Following complete sell-out runs at the Edinburgh Festival and London's Soho Theatre, and due to overwhelming popular demand, Chris Ramsey extends his nationwide tour into spring 2013
The Reduced Shakespeare Company are back, bringing bucketfulls of madness and mayhem. Prepare to witness all 37 of Shakespeare's plays in 97 minutes - with hilarious results.
Award-winning comedian and science enthusiast Robin Ince follows up his Happiness Through Science show with a look at his favourite scientists - Charles Darwin and Richard Feynman.
Following the release of his Gruntled DVD in 2011, Andy Parsons is coming near to a theatre near you, then throwing his satnav out the window and phoning for directions.
This show has the all classic Bill Bailey elements, trademark musical mash-ups, multi-lingual riffs, films, songs, philosophizing and silliness on a grand scale. Plus one amazing owl.
You may have seen him on Dave, on a panel game, on Channel 4, or just on a bus somewhere. Expect thinking aloud, chat with the audience and Cochrane-style stand-up.
Reginald D Hunter will be setting out to tour the country again in 2013 with his own unique blend of humour in a brand new show, Reginald D Hunter - In The Midst Of Crackers.
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