Comedy

Regular stand-up comedy.

Born on the 22nd of December, David Burke is only 3 days off Jesus. Join this non-drinking Irish man for a cup of tea and a night of comedy and stories about childhood growing up in old Ireland, religion, women and all that could lay in-between. “Burke’s story-telling comedy is simply adorable”. Suitable for ages 18+.

Scarlet Lights rock! Staring on the same bill with such well known acts as Russell Kane & Sarah Millican. Schmoozing at festivals with the likes of Jimmy Carr and the inspirational Keith Chegwin. Discovered by the man who launched the successful career of Peter Kay, Agraman, who has been quoted saying the Scarlet’s…

Join Maggie Muff and her friends on this (slightly filthy) journey of love, booze and whips.

Co-star alongside John Oliver of the hit podcast 'The Bugle', regular on BBC 5Live's '7 Day Sunday', sporadic appearer on BBC Radio 4, and ESPNCricinfo.com's leading cricket satirist, Zaltzman comes to Udderbelly Festival following a totally sold-out one-night tour of Bangladesh's only comedy club. Suitable for ages 16+.

Dry and deadpan wit from Stephen Carlin.

Guest acts take to the stage for an evening of laughter.

Uplifting stand-up from Jarlath Regan, plus Joe Lycett,

Playful wit from James Acaster, plus Sol Bernstein and Joe Bor.

Nonsensical and uplifting humour from Spencer Brown, plus turns by Rhys James and Tom Allen.

Stand-up from one of the writers of Russell Howard's Good News, John Robbins, alongside Suzi Ruffell and Ola.

Observational humour from the Central School Of Speech And Drama-trained actor and TV and radio writer, Hal Cruttenden. Also featuring Suzi Ruffell.

Smart gags and insightful humour from 2011 Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best Newcomer nominee Holly Walsh, who famously broke her arm jumping from a pier as part of a stunt at a festival. Also featuring Joe Bor and John Robins.

Smart observations and social and political anecdotes from upbeat former architecture student and 2011 Black Comedy Awards Best Young Comic winner, Nathan Caton.

Sharp wit and improvisations from Ben Norris. Also featuring James Acaster and John Robins.

Intelligent wit and sharp cultural observations from British-Asian stand-up Inder Manocha. Also featuring Joe Bor.

Storytelling and upbeat anecdotes from Sheffield-born stand-up and Chortle's Best Show Award winner 2010, Tom Wrigglesworth.

Smart gags and insightful humour from 2011 Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best Newcomer nominee Holly Walsh, who famously broke her arm jumping from a pier as part of a stunt at a festival. Also featuring Joe Bor and John Robins.

Observational character comedy and anecdotes about his life so far from award-winning stand-up and TV warm-up man Joe Bor. Also featuring Marlon Davies and James Acaster.

Intelligent wit and sharp cultural observations from British-Asian stand-up Inder Manocha. Also featuring James Acaster.

Storytelling, improvisations and punchy gags from John Robins. Also featuring Kwame Asante.

Intelligent humour from Nathan Caton, plus Inder Manocha and Spencer Brown.

Topical humour from Holly Walsh, plus Sol Bernstein.

Surreal and energetic humour from inventive Canadian stand-up and 2012 Chortle Best Breakthrough Act award-winner, Tony Law. Also featuring Alistair Barrie and Christian Reilly.

Smart gags and insightful humour from 2011 Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best Newcomer nominee Holly Walsh, who famously broke her arm jumping from a pier as part of a stunt at a festival. Also featuring Marlon Davies and Daliso Chaponda.