After the success of his last jaunt: 'So, Where Were We?' Dara O Briain is back on the road with a brand new show: Re:Creation. He's one of Britain's most recognizable faces thanks to appearances on Mock The Week, Robot Wars, and Star Gazing Live, he returns to his live comedy roots, bringing a whirlwind of erudite humor and fast-talking wit along for the ride.

Hailed as one of the UK's leading stand up talents, Welsh funnyman Rhod Gilbert answered his comedy calling in 2002, deciding to give up his job as a market researcher and take a stand-up comedy course. That same year he made the finals at the Edinburgh Fringe's So You Think You're Funny competition and a whirlwind of newcomer awards followed. In 2005 he won the Chortle Award for Best Breakthrough Act and released his first-ever show 1984 - a riotous depiction of growing up in the fictional Welsh town of Llanbobl.

Actor and comedian Rhys Darby isn't shy when it comes to taking center stage. With his energetic comedy routines, mixed with storytelling, mime and sound effects - you never really know what to expect, but one thing that's guaranteed is he'll have you laughing all night. Don't miss him on The Legend Returns tour as he sets out to save the world with his absurdity once more!

After blowing us all away on Strictly, comedian Chris McCausland is returning to his day job on a brand new tour, Yonks! A mainstay of the panel show circuit, Chris is basking in his overnight success - but the truth is, he's been doing this for Yonks! Turning to stand up after a spell as a software developer was cut short due to his deteriorating sight, Chris has been performing since 2003. Uncomplicated, hilarious, and with razor-sharp timing, the IT world's loss is certainly comedy's gain!

From the hallowed team behind the smash hit theatrical farce The Play That Goes Wrong comes a Christmas play in danger of falling apart at any minute - A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong! Hitting the road 2025 festive season, Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, and Henry Shields (otherwise known as the minds behind Mischief Theatre)'s hilarious stage show comes following a televised version in 2017.

In his new stand-up show, Ardal O'Hanlon laughs in the face of modern life's quirks, whether it's the baffling rise of chair yoga to the absurdity of 21st century food culture. With a blend of self-reflection and social commentary, he questions his own identity, his place in the world, and whether anything really makes sense anymore.