The Last Living Libertine by John Tothill effortlessly blurs the lines between cabaret and TEDTalk, offering an evening that's as intellectually stimulating as it is side-splittingly funny.

Get ready to embark on a heartfelt journey of self-discovery with comedian Kassie Thornton's one-woman show, That Don't Hurt My Feelings None. Set in the intimate ambiance of the Assembly Rooms Drawing Room, this performance is a thoughtful blend of authentic storytelling, humour, and raw emotion, leaving the audience both laughing and touched.

Adrian Bliss has amassed a large following from his various short form videos on Tik Tok, Instagram and YouTube. This is their debut solo show that fleshes out his softly spoken, fourth-wall breaking historical comedy.

Ivo Graham’s career boasts numerous professional accolades; he was the youngest ever winner of So You Think You’re Funny in 2009, has performed over ten years’ worth of sold-out runs at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and will be recognised by many for appearing on shows such as Live at the Apollo and Mock the Week.

Duo is an exquisite dance-infused acrobatic circus performance that paints an intricate canvas of emotions and relationships. With a spotlight on two performers, the show beautifully blends acrobatic technical prowess with profound sentiment. Amidst a table and chairs, the evolving dynamics of a relationship come alive through seamless physical grace.

Some might say that Paul Chowdhry opened the door for South Asian acts with his first appearance on Live At the Apollo over a decade ago. I was keen to see how his show had developed over the years.