Anvil Arts has announced an impressive line-up of comedy acts heading to The Anvil and The Haymarket.
After a previous sell-out performance, Miles Jupp is returning to The Haymarket in January with his show On I Bang, sharing his experiences after major neurosurgery following a brain seizure.
Jupp's tales will touch on themes of surprise, fear, luck, love and interactions with medical practitioners.
Due to overwhelming demand, Jimmy Carr's show Laughs Funny will be at The Anvil in February, although tickets have already sold out, with more shows planned in June.
Fans of Carr's dark humour can look forward to these performances.
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Known for his roles in BBC Radio 4's Dead Ringers and BBC One's The Impressions Show, Culshaw's performance promises an evening of comedy and music, featuring a variety of well-known personalities from entertainment, politics and beyond.
In March, Mark Steel will take to The Haymarket stage with The Leopard in My House, sharing his ongoing battle with throat cancer.
Taskmaster star Paul Chowdhry is also set to perform, captivating audiences with his sharp delivery and observational comedy.
Al Murray returns to The Anvil with Guv Island, following high demand for tickets.
The Pub Landlord is expected to deliver his usual style of humour, offering answers to everyday questions.
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Dara Ó Briain, whose last tour was named UK Comedy Tour of the Year 2023 by Chortle, will be back in May with his new show Re:Creation.
His new show promises stories and audience interaction, ensuring a lively night.
June will bring Katherine Ryan to The Anvil with Battleaxe and Suzi Ruffell to The Haymarket with The Juggle.
With a diverse array of acts, Anvil Arts is set to provide a wide range of entertainment, ensuring something for everyone.
Tickets for these performances are expected to sell quickly.
For ticket prices and more information, contact the Anvil Arts box office on 01256 844244 or visit at anvilarts.org.uk.
Remember to check any age restrictions and guidance before purchasing tickets.
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