From the BAFTA Award-winning mind of Jonathan Lynn, co-creator of Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister, comes the final chapter in Britain's most beloved political satire! I'm Sorry, Prime Minister, returning to the West End in 2026! Join Jim and Humphrey as they step away from Westminster, only to find themselves in another political quagmire after Jim gets cancelled at Oxford University!

Now eyeing up a decade in the West End, Mischief Theatre's bonkers theatrical farce is one of the capital's most consistent audience favourites. The original production from the company, discover where it all began, and get ready to ache from laughing as anything that can go wrong, will!

Oi Oi then - Look who's back and heading out on a brand new tour for 2026 - it's only The Pub Landlord himself! With a barrel of new barroom banter, the iconic Al Murray is trailing the breadth and width of Britain once more on his newest tour - All You Need is Guv! One of the most recognisable comics in the country, Murray has been honing his hilarious alter-ego since 1994. Don't miss the 'people's man of the people' as he serves up his unique observations on the country and offers a balm in the form of ancient pub wisdom.

The greatest moustache in UK comedy is ready for one hell of an outing: beloved stand-up and Taskmaster favourite Mike Wozniak is heading on a UK tour with his new show, kicking off this March! Focusing - appropriately - around a bench-related anecdote, The Bench finds Wozniak at his idiosyncratic best as he spins yarns in a style entirely his own.

Comedy royalty Harry Enfield hits the road for an evening of his signature satirical silliness, followed by the floor being opened for you the audience to ask whatever burning questions you've always wanted to ask him! Known and adored for his work alongside Kathy Burke as the characters Kevin & Perry, Paul Whitehouse in Harry & Paul and all three as a triple-act in Harry Enfield & Chums, this time round it's no chums and all Harry, with the ridiculous chuckles that have made him a staple on British TV for decades.

Two of the quickest minds in British comedy, Paul Merton and Suki Webster, combine for an evening of spontaneous hilarity where no two shows are ever the same! The husband-and-wife improv power couple are set to hit the road following much-lauded runs in Edinburgh and London, creating quick-thinking comedy from thin air whether it's absurd stories, improvised games or wild scenes with special guests.

The pioneering comedian, author, and mental health advocate Ruby Wax heads to London for a residency of her acclaimed new show, 'Ruby Wax: I'm Not As Well As I Thought I Was'. In a raw and honest evening, join Wax as she delivers her darkest and funniest show yet, delving into her search for stability in our modern world.

Horror Fiction's Grand Frightener, Garth Marenghi returns to stages across the UK this year, bringing more thrilling tales of the supernatural to you in his brand new book tour, This Busted Earth. Following the story of horror author Nick Sheen and his descent into madness as his own creation begins leaking from the pages, join Marenghi for yet another frighteningly fantastic evening as he adds This Busted Earth to his Sunday Times Bestselling catalogue.

Get yourself packed up for your own trip to the legendary hotel, Faulty Towers! As a guest in the hotel restaurant, you'll step right inside the beloved '70s British sitcom, sitting down for a three-course meal as served by the show's much-loved characters in this fantastically fun, immersive tribute. No two nights are the same, as the show is totally improvised and immersive, with the Faulty Towers staff's antics coming in response to what the guests do and how they react!

Co-creator of the revamped Spitting Image and one of Britain's sharpest political comedians, Matt Forde is searching for the positives in his new UK tour, kicking off in April 2026! Mixing his humorous analysis of the British political landscape and ruminations on his own health complications, Defying Calamity is a masterclass of finding both anger and comfort in disaster.

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.