Comedy

The comedian, author, presenter, journalist and political commentator’s acclaimed new show, Black and White, is coming soon to Cambridge.

The comic is coming to Cambridge, as part of his Quip off the Mark tour, which follows a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe.

A lot has happened in the world since we last spoke to the Russian-born comic in February 2020.

The comedian, presenter and writer stopped off at the Cambridge Junction on Thursday, October 20.

The American comedian, who is still baffled by the Brits, is to appear at West Road Concert Hall next week.

The comedian is bringing her new show Honeysuckle Island to Cambridge Junction this week.

Expect observational humour at its finest when the now internationally acclaimed comedian, actor and TV star comes to town.

Rich Wilson, Josh Pugh, and Stephen Bailey were also on the bill on Friday, October 7.

The stand-up comedian also explores her experiences with secret eating, reality TV shows and her mother being thinner than her.

This master of the one-liner will soon be bringing his successful Gary in Punderland tour to Cambridge.

The actress and comedian regaled the Corn Exchange with stories and anecdotes in her new show, Dawn French Is a Huge Tw*t.

The comic’s performances earned him an award for Best International Guest at the 2016 New Zealand Comedy Awards.

An Edinburgh Comedy Award winner in 2019, the Liverpool-born, Surrey-raised comic won the Welsh Unsigned Comedy Award in 2012.

The Irish comic has very fond memories of the last time he performed at Cambridge Junction – but it’s not for the reasons you might expect.

The award-nominated piece sees Colin perform as his eccentric alter-ego, Anna Mann.

The 31-year-old’s debut solo tour, which includes dates in the UK, Europe, North America and Australia, is optimistically titled We’re All Doomed!.

The Cambridge graduate, who co-wrote BBC sitcom The Vicar of Dibley with Richard Curtis, is to perform a one-man show in the city later this month.

Described as “so polished, it defies belief”, Cambridge audiences will soon have the chance to see these masters of their craft in action.

The popular event returns in July for a week of music, comedy, food and drink and more.

Also look out for Level 42, Mica Paris, a host of comedians and much more.