Comedy

Comedian and Bishop's Stortford High School old boy Steve Bugeja hopes viewers will profit from his YouTube series Economics To Go.

2018 runner-up Robert White will be joined by Mark Simmons, Aaron Twitchen and Jack Gleadow for the November gig.

How To Be Human will be broadcast to homes via a link on the South Road centre's website.

The Three Menopausal Maids were "gobsmacked" to get an honourable mention in the London-Worldwide Comedy Short Film Festival.

Steve Bugeja and Jamie Fallon talk to Retune's Tom Ryder about the social side of the charity's SCALES system for good mental health

Friends and colleagues at Price Bailey wanted to derive something positive from Georgia Hutchins' tragic death and set up a fund in her name.

East Herts prepares to host one of the UK's hottest festivals for its 15th year this July, with more acts to be announced.

Spring brings drama productions and comedy shows on Rhodes' own stage plus West End musicals, London ballets and Hollywood movies on its big screen.

“I talk about my wife and kids in an incredibly disparaging way... but to them it’s just Dad being an arse."

London stand-ups Tom Toal, Peter Brush and Michael Fabbri will be sharing the bill at the launch of Comedy at Water Lane on December 5.

Tom Wrigglesworth's two-year-old twins won't realise, but a comedic lecture of their life story is about to be revealed to a Stortford audience

Self-proclaimed nerd Matt Parker will be making his Rhodes audience giggle using numbers. Cat Barkley does her homework ahead of his Stortford visit.

The first comedian to win Britain’s Got Talent will be performing on the Rhodes stage this October.

Bishop’s Stortford’s monthly comedy club returns after its summer hiatus with mischief magnate Simon Brodkin.

A company who cycle from venue to venue with their set, props and costumes are bringing tragicomedy The Tempest to Stortford on Tuesday (Sept 10)

Cat Barkley looks ahead to the second Theatre in the Fields festival, more than 12 hours of drama, comedy, song, music and film in Furneux Pelham

Comedian Tim FitzHigham and BBC Radio 4's Duncan Walsh Atkins will be performing as comedy songsmiths Michael Flanders and Donald Swann.

The chaotic musical comedian, who was BGT runner-up in 2018 to Lost Voice Guy, will headline Laughing Bishops Comedy Club in June

The charity's June session at Horn at the Half Moon will be a special all-dayer from 1pm to 9pm featuring an open mic and food stalls

Cat Barkley looks ahead to an evening of laughs and nostalgia when Jonty Stephens and Ian Ashpitel celebrate the genius of the much-loved comedy duo