Comedians often talk about being censored, but how much is it actually happening?

Maria Shehata talks about her life, her parents and her 83-year-old landlady.

Kirsten Vangsness, American star of Criminal Minds, brings a performance to the Assembly Rooms that is energetic, engaging and comical.

In the midst of our digital age, Darius Davies asks us to question everything.

Alfie Brown jokes about his love/hate relationship with crowds.

The set had a strong start and Friedman has a great wit, but to stay on-board you need a good knowledge of American Politics and culture.

John kicks straight off with gags and immediately captured the audience.

If you’re after a bit of fun in the afternoon, then head on over to watch Bottoms Up. It's  satirical portrayal, traditionally comic, look at an opening of a new religion... However don't expect it to challenge your mind.

This production takes the classic Shakespearean text and drenches it in booze.

Footnotes is quirky, ridiculous and fantastic. He interacts with audience members throughout and even manages to hand out chamomile tea.

Britain’s Most Hated Comedian delivers a heartfelt and hilarious show

Holt stands in solidarity with the anxious, over thinkers of the world as he tackles confusion and communication. Phrases is fun, eccentric and clever.