John Lloyd: Liff of QI

5 Oct 2013

John Lloyd

On the back of his run at the Edinburgh Fringe, the founder of QI, Blackadder and Spitting Image, and frontman of BBC Radio 4's Museum Of Curiosity, returns to his roots as a writer-performer with a hilarious take on The Meaning of Liff and other quite interesting stuff. Book early!

Comedy Rocks - Ashley Maile Benefit

9 Jul 2013

Ashley Maile

Hosted by Tiffany Stevenson, with a roster of comedians photographed by Ashley. Stewart Francis, Lee Mack, Glenn Wool, Roisin Conaty, Lucy Beaumont, Robin Ince, James Acaster, Lucy Porter, Jigsaw and Rich Hall. More to be confirmed.

Fundraiser for our dear friend Ashley Maile a talented music and comedy photographer who lost his battle with cancer on his 36th birthday; Proceeds will go towards funding an exhibition of his work as his last request.

Andy Parsons – I’ve Got a Shed

3 Oct 2013

Andy Parsons

To date Andy has done three sell-out National tours and in 2009 released his debut DVD ‘Britain’s Got Idiots’, which was followed up by ‘Gruntled’ in 2011. Andy started in TV on Spitting Image becoming one of the main writers before embarking on a stand-up career which has led to such shows as Mock The Week and Live at the Apollo. This, his fourth show, is his favourite yet – come and get your dopamine fix. Andy Parsons - coming near to a theatre near you – and then throwing his satnav out the window and phoning for directions.

Marcel Lucont - Gallic Symbol

4 Oct 2013

Marcel Lucont

Witty, acerbic, magniloquent Frenchman seeks willing, intelligent audience for fun, adventure, maybe something more. Must have own underwear, socks and breath but be prepared to have these charmed off, laughed off and taken away respectively.

Winner of the Amused Moose Laughter Award 2012 and Perth Fringeworld Best Comedy Show as seen on Russell Howard's Good News (BBC3), Live at The Electric (BBC3) and Set List (Sky Atlantic).

Horrible Science

8-12 Oct 2013

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Why don't penguins get spots? Could picking your nose be dangerous? Why doesn’t the moon wander off? Could a 10-million-volt battery float over your head? And how long would it take for your heart to pump enough blood to fill the theatre?

Billy Miller has no idea what's in store when he enters the crazy, awesome World of Horrible Science and soon he is under attack from beastly bacteria, vicious volts and foul fluids! Will he regain control before it’s too late?! Using actors and jaw-dropping 3D Bogglevision, this astounding show has the awful answers - guaranteed to thrill you and your children!