Inspired by the true story of a miner who became entombed in a tunnel during World War One. As the horror threatens to engulf him, he discovers another world beneath the mud and death.
Best-known as the sardonic Head of Sixth Form, Mr Gilbert, in The Inbetweeners, the critically acclaimed Greg Davies follows his sell-out, Firing Cheeseballs At A Dog, with a brand new stand-up tour.
You may have seen him on Dave, on a panel game, on Channel 4, or just on a bus somewhere. Expect thinking aloud, chat with the audience and Cochrane-style stand-up.
Back by popular demand, this uproarious revue of razor-wit and frisky antics continues to entertain. High Tease showcases the very best of true burlesque.
Antarctica, 1962, when 'going south' meant 12 months cut off from the outside world. Discovering upon arrival that his fiancé back home is pregnant, biologist Daniel puts ambition above his religious beliefs and stays.
Using aerial movement to create atmospheric, exciting physical theatre, this new show from the critically acclaimed Ockham's Razor explores what it is to be lost.
A firm favourite at the Edinburgh Festival with his legendary performances, Omid's stand-up awards include; 'Time Out Award' - for Best Stand Up, the 'EMMA Award' and was a 'South Bank Award' nominee.
A GREAT £25 TICKET OFFER. Following the highs and lows, and passions and heartbreak, of Ike and Tina as their careers soared and their marriage crumbled, Soul Sister is full of heart and soul, electrifying choreography and stunning musical numbers.
Taking inspiration from stand-up comedy, contemporary dance, video installation and The Sopranos, this is a moving, unforgiving tribute to fathers everywhere who tried to do their best.
Reginald D Hunter will be setting out to tour the country again in 2013 with his own unique blend of humour in a brand new show, Reginald D Hunter - In The Midst Of Crackers.
Following three sold-out shows in London and Manchester last year, Lisa Stansfield has announced a series of European dates for May and June this year.
Songs and music the production brings to life a variety of nursery rhyme characters played by a wide range of puppets, all on their way to Mother Hubbard's for some Plum Pie.