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.

Bethany Heath’s (almost) one woman show, Definitely Louise, explores her character’s loneliness and inner turmoil in a strong and emotive way.

Australian comic, Louisa Fitzhardinge, along with her pianist John, presents Comma Sutra, a comical show discussing the use of improper grammar and punctuation.

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.

Conspiracy shows how a single photo can become a global conspiracy.

The wacky and creative duo parody the character of a haphazard life coach in this hour long comedy.

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

A dynamic duo try to deconstruct gender roles in this wild show.

This is physical theatre at its best.  Fantastic atmosphere, and well executed slapstick comedy.