Comedy

From 'bespoke' porn involving gallons of ketchup, to the sad tale of a performer's suicide, Jon Ronson reports from the frontline of adult film

The camp comic touched on a variety of subjects when he brought his Born to Mince tour to the Corn Exchange on Thursday, April 4

The Canadian star of Mock The Week and Live at The Apollo is bringing his final tour to Cambridge

The Essex funnyman will be bringing his Fast and the Curious tour to the Corn Exchange in April

Comedian Mark Steel talks about Brexit, divorce and losing his best friend

Another popular play from the Mischief Theatre company, now in its third year in the West End, had the audience in stitches on Wednesday, February 20

Ardal O'Hanlon, the Irish comedian writer, and star of such TV hits as Father Ted and Death In Paradise brings his stand-up show to the city

In a world gone mad can philosophy help? Comedian Rob Newman *thinks* he has the answer.

The comedian, writer and television personality will be performing her new show, Pass It On, at The Junction in March

The stand-up and television regular certainly has a lot to say on the issues of the day, and he will be doing just that on January 27

A near-packed Corn Exchange enjoyed surrealist flights of fancy into the Geordie comedian's wild imagination.

Roger Law, one of the creative minds behind Spitting Image – the satirical puppet-led series that was essential viewing in the 1980s and 90s – has handed over part of the programme’s archive to Cambridge University Library.

Comedian Robin Ince presents Radio 4 science show the Infinite Monkey Cage with Professor Brian Cox. He's bringing his new book about what makes us human to the Cambridge Literary Festival and reveals to Alex Spencer what he learnt about the comedian's psyche, why he's fascinated by his own brain and his secret wish to take LSD

Award-winning comedian Rosie Wilby has dived deep into what makes relationships tick in her new book: Is Monogamy Dead?

The popular comedian will be appearing at The Junction this Saturday (September 13).

The star – one of the UK’s most celebrated magicians and comedians – will be bringing his new show to the Cambridge Junction this Friday (October 12).

Best known as Frank Spencer Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, and as the Phantom of the Opera, the actor and singer also does a great deal for charity.

The trio's infectious brand of comedy and horror had the packed auditorium in hysterics as the three actors performed old sketches, new sketches and continued on from where the 2017 three-part special left off.

Shappi Khorsandi's brilliant new show, Mistress and Misfit, focuses on Emma, Lady Hamilton, the mistress and misfit who lit up the life of Admiral Nelson and added to the gaiety of nations during the Georgian era.