Evening events, Comedy

Quirky observations from Channel 4's Stand Up For The Week and The Last Leg regular and 2011 Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee, Josh Widdicombe. Also featuring Luke Wright.

Surreal stand-up and baffling character comedy from the 2007 Funny Women Best Show Fringe Award winner and 2009 Chortle Best Breakthrough Act nominee, Bridget Christie. Also featuring John-Luke Roberts.

Surreal character comedy from stand-up and writer Colin Hoult, known for his appearances in Life's Too Short, This is Jinsy and Russell Howard's Good News and former winner of the Writers Guild Award for Comedy. Also featuring Claudia O'Doherty.

Surreal and energetic humour from inventive Canadian stand-up and 2012 Chortle Best Breakthrough Act award-winner, Tony Law. Also featuring stories, anecdotes and audience interaction from Off The Kerb's Laughing Boy New Act Of The Year 2010, James Acaster.

Offbeat and deadpan humour from Norwegian stand-up and 2012 winner of Best Newcomer at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards, Daniel Simonsen. Also featuring Sam Fletcher.

Experimental and eccentric stand-up from writer, performer and winner of the 2012 Chortle Award For Innovation, Simon Munnery. Also featuring Liam Williams.

Aggressive humour from 2011 Dave's Funniest Joke Of The Fringe winner and Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best Show nominee, Nick Helm. Also featuring Jamie Demetriou.

• Written by: Rony Robinson

Set on the eve of the First World War, the story of the staff and proprietor of a Yorkshire brewery on their annual works outing to Scarborough. Full of gentle comedy and pathos, it provides a convincing portrait of the lives about to be broken by the oncoming maelstrom.

Fast-paced inventive wit and snappy gags from 2012 nominee for Chortle's Best Club Comic award, Adam Bloom. Also featuring Bob Mills, Paul McCaffrey and Paul Thorne.

Beard-based musical comedy by the Australian group.

Amateur night with Danny McLoughlin.

Amateur night with MC Ray Peacock.

Amateur night with MC Dan Nightingale.

Amateur night with MC Katie Mulgrew.

Amateur night with MC Dan Nightingale.

New and amateur act night with MC Dan Nightingale.

• Written by: Janet Shaw

Bonkers theatrical presents a play that explores the different social attitudes to domestic violence, with comedy and tragedy in equal measure.

Close-up magic and illusions.

Sharp wit and improvisations as the stand-up works on new material.

Musical comedy from the man who says he can play anything.

With MC Zoe Lyons.

With MC Zoe Lyons.

Novelty folk songs based on animals by the Bristol-based singer-songwriter and his accompanying musicians.

Nish Kumar, Ed Gamble and James Acaster share stories of their friendship and perform stand-up sets.