Let's face it, I think we all need a break. There's a nationwide need for an escape from the worries of our daily lives, and the global drama that surrounds us: drama that often leaves us thinking "are you having a laugh?!".
Never fear. You soon could be having a laugh, but for all the right reasons. We've hand picked some excellent comedy shows and tours for your entertainment. Some much needed light relief to keep you smiling.
Brighton Comedy Garden
For the first time ever, Brighton Comedy Garden plants its roots this June with five nights of sensational stand-up. See the likes of Alan Davies, Sean Lock, Henning Wehn, Sara Pascoe, Adam Hills, David O’Doherty and many, many more.
Each night, this star-studded bill will raise the roof off the giant Big Top seated venue set in the glorious Preston Park overlooking the beating heart of Brighton.
Alan Carr
Join Alan Carr for a very special night of comedy at the recently re-opened and refurbished Alexandra Palace Theatre in London.
This unique and unmissable night of comedy in the gorgeous surroundings of the Alexandra Palace Theatre - one of London's most stunning hidden gems, which opened in 1875 - will see all proceeds go to Neuroblastoma UK, a charity which fights childhood cancer. Good vibes all round.
Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast
Richard Herring’s interview podcast is now going on the road, away from its usual home in London’s glittering West End.
Previous guests include Stephen Fry, Dawn French, Sarah Millican, Steve Coogan and Bob Mortimer. See the podcast recorded live and hear all the bits that are too libellous and controversial to broadcast, either in a venue near you or at its home at the Leicester Square Theatre.
Matt Forde: Brexit Through The Gift Shop
Political comedian and impressionist Matt Forde might be touching on the topics that make you want to cry tears of sadness rather than tears of joy, but we're hoping for the latter in his latest show 'Brexit Through the Gift Shop'.
We caught up with Matt recently, who said "I think people are desperate to laugh at the state we’re in [...] If Brexit is going to deliver mass unemployment, social unrest and economic collapse but I get to make some jokes out of it, I’m sure we can all agree that it’s a price worth paying"
Read the interview in full here!
Big Funny Fest
The inaugural Big Funny Fest is packed full of the hottest, most exciting new and established comedians. They'll performing live at the historic Old Deer Park, in Richmond Upon Thames.
Nish Kumar, Hal Cruttenden, Phil Wang, Jason Byrne, Mark Watson and Luisa Omielan are among the huge names secured for this unbelievable comedy line-up on Father's Day weekend, June 2019.
Ruby Wax
Ruby Wax returns in the follow up to her sell outshows 'Sane New World' and 'Frazzles'. This brand new, hilarious show - 'How To Be Human' - gives you the ultimate manual on how to upgrade your mind as much as you've upgraded your iPhone.
In the second half Ruby is joined by her special guests, a monk Thubten Gelong and a neuroscientist Ash Ranpura. Don't miss it in various venues across the UK and for a run at Leicester Square Theatre in London.
Rob Brydon probes Barry Humphries
Join Rob Brydon as he takes to the iconic stage of the London Palladium for a unique evening ‘in conversation’ with the legendary Barry Humphries (Dame Edna Everage) who promises to reveal all, with onscreen clips and extracts from his favourite comedy moments of all time.
Don't miss this one-off event with two of the biggest legends in comedy on Sunday 28th April.
Caitlin Moran: How To Be Famous
Don't miss this chance to join inimitable writer Caitlin Moran as she dives into a hilarious and thought-provoking evening of all things famous, and feminist, in this laugh-out-loud event at Londons Alexandra Palace Theatre.
A copy of Caitlin Moran's latest book How to Be Famous is included with every ticket. She will be signing books after the event.
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