Three friends. Two secrets. One night.New play by Capital City Theatre. Contains nudity and bad language.

An excellently executed one woman comedy show. Less skydiving and helping out in orphanages, more bizarre driving instructors and getting trapped in a sunbed on this Gap Year

Straight from the RSC Dell and Henley Fringe, Shooting Stars Theatre Company bring their outdoor version of 'Much Ado About Nothing' to the beautiful setting of Lauderdale House, Highgate.

The Sigil Club attempt to fit the entire history of comic books into one hour of theatrical comedy? WARNING: May contain explosive sound effects, angry puppets and history.

Shortlisted for the Cambridge Footlights Harry Porter prize, a hilarious new comedy exploring a trans-Atlantic love story. Social networking has brought the world closer together, but now it's too close for comfort. Isn't life now so much more complicated?

A kaleidoscopic journey of fate, sacrifice and apathy slowly unravels in this unique and inventive work of physical theatre from Sqaure Peg.

Time2Shine productions present a darkly play by Rachel Creegar, which opens the staffroom door of Parkview Behaviour Support Unit.

Witty, cringy and heartwarming, this is a tale about old habits and hard truths, and how we can see ourselves reflected in the most unlikely of mirrors.

KDC Theatre's The War of the Waleses is a piece of new writing setting the events of 20 years ago in the style of a Shakespearean history. Blank verse, contemporary news reports, verbatim speeches and the very best of Brit Pop are used to set the scene

Join Liz Bower on a bright, multi character comedy adventure, as she attempts to return a mysterious package mixed up in a case of mistaken identity to its rightful owner

Award-winning comedian and Paramount Comedy Best New Act finalist returns following with more farce-paced storytelling and observations

Sketch comedy showing life through the lens of puppets on the street, puppets in the bedroom and puppets just about everywhere from Stickyback Theatre.

Two women waiting, two women stuck. A play by Blame the Chileans.

Stand-up comedy show

Offbeat musical comic tackles life, love and medieval history through songs, stand-up and musical rants.

An exploration of the queer sensibility of A.E.Housman in his own words.

Listening is a one-woman play written and performed by Nellie McQuinn making its worldwide premiere at the Camden Fringe. The piece is inspired by Nellie's best friend, who died when she was sixteen in the 7/7 bombings.

Stand-up comedian from the Netherlands Arna Spek is trying to blend in with the English! Will she manage to integrate? An epic story, full of dangerously awkward moments.

Those Three Girls in the comic story of the revival of a pop band after a 15 year break.

Kudos presents 4 very different plays by 4 exciting new writers featuring a storm chaser, a TV studio, a failed birthday party and a famous artist buying sanitary ware. produced by Eve theatre company