Mike Rice: Cruel Little Man

There's a cruelty to Mike Rice, a wickedness. In this show Mike talks about

doing psychedelics with his brother, an entanglement with a Spanish Sausage

Dog named Nino, and many other such rotten adventures.

'A phenomenal wordsmith, and world class raconteur' ★★★★½ Chortle

'Ireland has yet another legendary comedian' - Dan Nightingale

‘Inbred and re**rded’ – Conor McGregor

Matt Green: Legitimate Concerns

Following his debut sell-out national tour, online comedy star Matt returns with brand new jokes about the state of politics, the world and himself. Matt has moved house and the world has moved into an even more chaotic state. But we can still laugh about it - right?

Is selling a flat more annoying than Donald Trump? Will Keir Starmer ever be cool? And what happens when an algorithm knows you better than you know yourself? Or are these all just illegitimate concerns?

Ria Lina: Riabellion

Following her killer debut tour, Riawakening (Top Ten Best Stand-up Shows of 2024 - Telegraph), the wickedly funny Ria Lina realised she wasn’t just awake, she was ready to rebel.

Expect a relentless stream of hilarity as Ria explores the state of the world, the eternal battle of the sexes, and the delight of throwing life up in the air after years of following the rules.

This multi-award winner commands the stage with a whirlwind of energy

Sean McLoughlin: White Elephant

Acclaimed beanpole Sean McLoughlin is back on the road with a sensational new stand-up show about getting on, getting lost and getting the feeling he might be useless forever.

As seen on ‘Live At The Apollo’, ‘Mock The Week’, ‘The Stand-Up Sketch Show’ and opening for Ricky Gervais on his international tour.

"Masterclass in imagination and wordplay, shows observational comedy can reach into thrilling places" (The List)

"An excellent and imaginative stand-up" (The Scotsman)

"A hugely accomplished hour of stand-up" (Time Out)

Game Changer Screening

Join us for a screening of Game Changer, an award-winning documentary telling the story of how an Indian Cricket Coach inspired a Yorkshire Cricket Club.

Game Changer tells the remarkable story of Gian Singh Virdi, who after emigrating to England in 1962, played international hockey, experienced the shocking events of the 1972 Munich Olympics and became Yorkshire County Cricket Club’s first non-white coach in 1989. 

Kieran Hodgson: Voice of America

The four-time Edinburgh comedy award nominee returns!

America. What happened, man? Ever since he was a little loser kid in a little loser country (yes, England), Kieran Hodgson has been putting on an American accent and dreaming a big American dream. But nowadays it's not so simple. Didn't America go completely bananas? Didn't he get too old for dreaming? And when Hollywood comes calling, does Kieran actually sound American after all?