Drier than an autumn leaf and as deadpan as it's possible to be, discover for yourself the unforgettable comic stylings of whom The Times has called "The world's greatest living stand-up" as Stewart Lee heads out on his newest national tour. Titled 'Stewart Lee VS The Man-Wulf'. Sharing the stage with a humanity-hating North American werewolf, can Lee's silver bullets of comedy defeat the monster? A scream into void in response to Netflix's algorithmically boosted comedy of anger, Man-Wulf is Lee's attempt to join the leagues of Dave Chappelle, Ricky Gervais and more, in his own unique way.

Comedy royalty Harry Enfield hits the road for an evening of his signature satirical silliness, followed by the floor being opened for you the audience to ask whatever burning questions you've always wanted to ask him! Known and adored for his work alongside Kathy Burke as the characters Kevin & Perry, Paul Whitehouse in Harry & Paul and all three as a triple-act in Harry Enfield & Chums, this time round it's no chums and all Harry, with the ridiculous chuckles that have made him a staple on British TV for decades.

Uh Oh - The enormously popular British-Malaysian comedian and comedy writer Phil Wang is back! Taking his stand-up tour to venues around the UK in 2026, he will be bringing his unique, hilarious takes and anecdotes to a theatre near you. Exploding in popularity over the past few years with festival appearances, successful slots on shows both home and abroad such as Have I Got News For You and David Letterman,and now a Netflix special, the Wang train shows no sign of slowing down.

Troy Hawke character is the creation Milo McCabe, a multi-award-winning character comedian and television presenter with nigh on two decades experience on the circuit. The son of 1970s comic Mike McCabe, Milo has a background in psychotherapy and a brief stint as a professional drummer under his belt, but his Troy Hawke creation is his most successful; an erudite, 1930s throwback who exploded into the mainstream via viral "guerrilla greeting" videos for the fictional Greeters Guild, outside establishments such as TK Maxx and Asda, and at Formula 1 paddocks.

Does the national treasure ever say too much? Everybody's favourite chatty man is stepping off our screens and onto stages across the country this year as he sets off on his biggest UK tour yet. Titled 'Have I Said Too Much', this new show sees Alan delve into all the weird and wonderful situations he's bounced through in recent years, including his dating, the green room and his recent stint on 2025's The Celebrity Traitors!