Tour & Solo Shows
Not just home to the Canalhouse Comedy Nights and the Nottingham Comedy Festival. The Canalhouse also hosts many live comedy tour shows throughout the year.
(tour shows are added regularly)
Alfie Brown: The Entertainer
Tuesday 15th September
Canalhouse - Main Stage
Brand New Show!
A show so entertaining you can scarcely believe it. Written and performed (both!) by a man in crisis, desperate to find meaning in life. As technology makes life easier, where do we find value? What is stand-up comedy for? Buy a ticket and find out, let me amuse you like you’ve never been amused before, I doubt you’ll ever need amusing again.
"The best thing I saw last year" Stewart Lee
‘‘Wow! F**k! Wow!’ ★★★★★ The Scotsman
“Quite simply the future of British stand-up”★★★★★ The List
“Totally compelling” ★★★★ The Guardian
“Forensically funny” ★★★★ The Times
Chortle Best Show Award Winner 2022/Edinburgh Comedy Award Nominee 2022
Full Info and Tickets
Barry Castagnola - The Last of the Barrys
Wednesday 30th September 2026
Canalhouse ( main stage)
Fresh from supporting Greg Davies on his ‘Full Fat Legend’ tour, Barry brings his own show to The Canal House.
Having become a father quite late in life, in all honestly, he’s just delighted to be away for a few days to get some good sleep (although he won’t be telling his partner that and he hopes she won’t read this. Why would she? She’s not going to be booking tickets to see him in Nottingham).
Embarrassingly, he’s got a racist dog, so a break from constantly apologising in the local park is also a bonus.
Oh, and he’s furious his parents chose the name Barry.
Expect stories about these and other awkward situations in a show packed with laughs.
He’d like to point out that he wrote the above (and this) and to be honest, he finds it a bit weird to be writing in the third person. He also thinks it’s presumptuous to say his show is packed with laughs (even though he’s very confident it will be). Why don’t you be the judge and come along? He’d also like to clarify that the quotes below weren’t written by him but by actual reviewers (and an endorsement from Greg Davies). And he’d like to thank you for the time you’ve spent reading this and he hopes to see you on the 30th September.
"By far the funniest Barry I know (since my uncle died)" Greg Davies
“Perfect" ★★★★★ 3 weeks
“Hugely entertaining” ★★★★ Chortle
"A confident, likeable comic, it’s his self-deprecating bemusement that provides the most hilarity.” ★★★★ Metro
“His charm and willingness to make himself look ridiculous carry him through the trickiest of subject matter.” ★★★★ Edfest
Thursday 15th October
Canalhouse - Main Stage
In a 10 year marriage eventually your partner sees it all. Every bad idea. Every silly decision. Every unfiltered thought, and somehow, they still say they love you.
The real twist is that somewhere along the way, you have to believe them.
And maybe, just maybe.. you learn to love yourself too.
Fresh off the success of her critically acclaimed show ‘Slinky’ (Winner of Best Show at the Women in Comedy Festival and twice nominated for Best International Debut at the New Zealand International Comedy Festival) multi award-winning comedy star Laura Lexx is back with her brand new show ‘Yo-Yo’. As seen on: Mock The Week (BBC), Live at The Apollo (BBC), Hypothetical (Dave), Pointless Celebrities (BBC), Roast Battle (Comedy Central), NZ International Comedy Gala (Three), 7 Days (Three). WINNER: Best Show Women in Comedy Festival 2024.
WINNER: Best MC (Comics Comic Award), Comedians Choice Awards (2018 & 2019) & Best Compere (Chortle awards), Best Show (Amused Moose Awards)
★★★★ SCOTSMAN
★★★★ GUARDIAN
★★★★★ BROADWAY BABY
Nottingham Comedy Festival 2026 Shows
Saturday 31st October 2026
2.30pm
Canalhouse - Secret Stage
If you’re searching for a memorable Saturday afternoon, then look no further!
Two masters of the microphone, Alex and TJ, will bathe you in a warm comedic glow of oddball observations, smart social commentary and an ill-fated trip to Nepal.
You could make no better late October decision than buying a ticket to guaranteed* giggles and good times. No stress here. It’s a laughter party.
*guarantee is not legally binding
Saturday 31st October 2026
4pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
The debut hour from award-winning medical comedian Henry Michael. A wholesome hour of light-hearted silliness, medical stories, and free tramadol for the first 50 customers (not true).
Leicester Mercury Prize Nominee, Winner of Southport New Comedian and Comedy Hotspots New Act. All proceeds go to Medical Charities, so if you don't buy a ticket shame on you.
Sunday 1st November 2026
5.30pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
200% Badgers: Badgers vs hedgehogs is a stand-up comedy show about the worlds of badgers, hedgehogs, and being one of the country's premier badger comedians. Following his critically acclaimed and sold out Edinburgh Fringe show 100% Badgers (“hilarious and heartfelt” ★★★★.5, Edinburgh Reviews. “belly laughs” ★★★★, Broadway Baby), Matt has dived head-first into the doors that have opened since becoming "badger famous". He's trained to be a badger rescuer, been asked to help in the fight for badger rights, and has had a badger move in to his garden.
This show is about taking a trip into the bizarre and hilarious world of the badger sett, following the tunnels and seeing where we end up. Matt will also address the question that has been dividing the country for years: What are better, badgers or hedgehogs?
Sunday 1st November 2026
2.30pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
The FM Show Podcast returns to Nottingham Comedy Festival bigger and better than before. Tony Jameson is joined by RDF Tactics, Si Maggio and SecondYellowCard for an hour of Football Manager chat, tactics and general stupidity. Whether you need help with your 442, a new save idea, or help understanding what a hedgehog is, this is the show for you.
Sunday 1st November 2026
4pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
Hot on the heels of her critically acclaimed 2025 show Side Eye, Rachel Fairburn is back with new personalities and some old favourites for you to love and hate. Expect biting commentary and lots of big laughs.
Co-host of International smash hit podcast All Killa No Filla and as seen on Live at the Apollo (BBC Two), Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled (Dave), Richard Osman’s House of Games (BBC Two) and Russell Howard Hour Life Lesson (Sky)
Rolling Stone ‘Rock ’n’ Roll Star of British Comedy’
The Guardian ‘A Skilled impressionist…incredible’
The Skinny ‘Bright, brave and bitterly enjoyable’
Broadway Baby ★★★★★ 'Fairburn’s presence is commanding, thrilling and utterly addictive'
A Young(Ish) Perspective ★★★★ 'Rachel brings her characters to life…she’s an exceptional talent'
The List ★★★★ 'A lot of laughs'
Funny Women ★★★★ ‘Gag-heavy, opinionated and smart’
Chortle ‘A huge presence in a pint-sized frame’
Sunday 1st November 2026
4.30pm
Canalhouse - Secret Stage
Luke Harrower is an asexual comedian with an arsenal of silly quick fire gags. He brings an infectious energy to the stage, and is hot on the rise in the Midlands and East Anglia comedy scene. This work in progress show aims to shine a light on dating as a late-realising asexual, the troubles that come with it, and the struggles Luke had to go through when faced with numerous dates with people who found him a bit too weird.
(The show is pretty light-hearted all things considered.)
Sunday 1st November 2026
5.30pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
hloe Petts’ is “one of the most compelling young comics” (Brian Logan, The Guardian) and “clearly a rising star whose name will soon be in lights” (Bruce Dessau, The Evening Standard). This has established her as one of the most exciting up & coming acts on the circuit.
Having appeared on Have I Got News For You, Live at the Apollo, Off Menu and upcoming contestant on Taskmaster, Chloe Petts is one to watch.
Sunday 1st November 2026
6pm
Canalhouse - Secret Stage
Melissa Todd has been a sex worker for thirty years, and has loved each second and sequin. Weekly she delights Metro readers with anecdotes that range from hilarious to bizarre and beyond. A finalist on ITV’s Nobody’s Fool, fresh from the Edinburgh Fringe, join her for a romp through her career as stripper, porn star and dominatrix.
"An excellent show! A wonderful hour of whore-positive stories that made me think and laugh in equal measure. If you get the chance go see!"
"Hilarious and a real eye-opener to the world of kink and the adult scene in general. Melissa tells her stories with humour and honesty. A great night out."esistible force' (Scotsman).
Sunday 1st November 2026
7pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
Winner of the first season of BBC's The Traitors, Hannah Byczkowski digs into death in her debut hour. In her hilarious, no-nonsense style, Hannah explores everything from craft projects for loved one's ashes, funeral faux pas and why she's not running from serial killers. Hannah is the co-host and creator of the hit podcast Ghost Huns with over 5 million listens and 1.3 million followers on TikTok. NTA winner. TV also includes The Stand-Up Sketch Show (ITV2) and Celebrity Weakest Link (BBC One). 'Want to howl with laughter? See Hannah. She is a comedy goddess' (Claudia Winkleman).
Sunday 1st November 2026
48.30pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
In the beginning, there were dinosaurs. They didn’t write songs or tell jokes, but if they had, only one of them would be allowed to use an instrument at once on any given comedy bill.
Skip a few million years. Friz, Ashley and Edi Johnston had their Make a wish granted and were allowed to roam over comedy festivals as Musical Chairs, with sell-out shows and delighted crowds.
It’s simply an hour of wonderful musical stand-up comedy, proving you can have multiple musical comedians on the bill… and nobody gets hurt.
Monday 2nd November 2026
7pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
Cop-turned-comedian Alfie returns with a brand-new show ahead of recording his BBC Radio 4 comedy It's a Fair Cop. The audience are sworn in as cops before Alfie shares a real-life scenario from his own casebook. He playfully challenges them to say what they would've done – with often unexpected and entertaining results. Policing decisions are easy in hindsight, aren't they? Now you can experience the thrills, spills and laughter of making high-risk calls in the moment. Fair Cop Live is challenging, thought-provoking and fun. That would be a crime to miss!
Monday 2nd November 2026
7pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
Join the regulars of Hot Mess (Mansfield's own spoken word open mic night) for an evening of fanciful, sometimes twisted but always furiously funny spoken word. Open mic post-show - it's a lyrical free for all! Facebook: Open Mic Poetry Night "Hot Mess Mansfield"
Monday 2nd November 2026
8.30pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
Your favourite blind folk-singing comedian returns.
Since my last Nottingham Comedy Festival show I’ve had my own stand-up series on BBC Radio 4. Nevertheless I’ve not increased the ticket price, partly because, as the title suggests, I haven’t really decided yet what this show will be about. But in fairness, I’m writing this blurb in June, and the show’s not until November. I’ll probably bang on some more about being blind, because it’s useful to exploit a niche. I’ll probably sing a song and play the accordion, because I’m a brazen crowd pleaser. I’ve got some thoughts about gospel music, stories about an odd altercation in an American airport, a weird experience with a nun and a run-in with some racists in Kent. I might play you some of my weird childhood recordings that I discovered on some old cassettes. I’ve got a poem from the perspective of a piece of discarded chewing gum and a song about a misunderstood pigeon. In fact, now that I’ve
written this, I reckon the show’s going to be absolutely incredible. I’d suggest booking your tickets now, before misguided hubris leads me to whack up the price.
Tuesday 3rd November 2026
6.30pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
A live book reading and discussion from 2 neurodivergent comedians; Abigoliah Schamaun (ADHD) and Joe Wells (autistic). Expect cluttered kitchen counters, awkward coworker interactions, trespassing, cheese stealing, tears in the Austrian Alps, burned carpets, mayonnaise, plaque covered teeth, Duck à l’Orange, party poppers and much more as we share some of our favourite “Neurodivergent Moments” – moments in our lives when our brain has acted in an unconventional way. Neurotypicals welcome too.
“I loved this book! It’s very funny, disarmingly honest, and full of heart. Enjoy both insight and validation via the brilliantly wired minds of two top comedians.” Shappi Khorsandi author of Scatter Brain
“Charming, moving, funny stories from the lives of two talented neurodivergent artists. Highly relatable if you’re neuro-atypical. Eye opening & empathy building for everyone else.” Deborah Frances-White
"A fantastic introduction to what it's like to beneurodivergent: funny; interesting; and free from the preconceptions and clichethat have built up around the subject." Frankie Boyle
Tuesday 3rd November 2026
7pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
Should you know about your dad’s seduction techniques?
In 2025 Milo Edwards found a box of old letters in the back of his late Mother’s wardrobe. Catamaran is a show about his parents and the letters they wrote and the 1980s, in which Milo asks what remains of a human life, what’s torn out, what happens if that life was surprisingly horny…and whatever happened to Jim Lock’s catamaran?
'Edwards has quietly become one of the UK’s smartest, most vital stand-ups.' Chortle
‘A formidable stand up force’ British Comedy Guide
'Near perfect.' ★★★★★ The Wee Review
'Milo Edwards’ comedy is a little like marmalade.' ★★★★★ Broadway Baby
'He must surely go onwards and upwards.’ ★★★★ The Daily Telegraph
‘Dexterous delivery… with inch-perfect accuracy.’ ★★★★ The List
Leicester Comedy Festival Best Show Nominee
Tuesday 3rd November 2026
8.30pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
He’s more in common with Freddie Mercury than Hezbollah. He’s had visas turned down & access restricted. 60 minutes to prove he’s not a terrorist.
'His funny’s an irresistible force' (Scotsman).
Thursday 5th November 2026
7pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
Following two hit UK tours, Biggest Award in Comedy nominee and resident (junior) Doctor Michael Akadiri prescribes X (insert town or city here) with a potent dose of his latest offering, Don’t Call Me Uncle!
Multi-award-winning comedian Michael is proud to wear many hats: doctor, husband & father. Evidently, that list does not include uncle. Yet, despite only being in his early 30s, “the supremely talented and likeable” (Metro) doctor, for the first time ever, was recently called uncle in public (a term usually reserved for elders!). This has sent him spiralling!
Join the ”‘hugely entertaining” (Chortle) Akadiri as he fights this lurid allegation, contemplates the difference between perception and reality all whilst keeping the laughs flowing with his trademark “sharp-wit” (Chortle) &; “politically punchy” (Guardian) anecdotes.
As seen on Comedy Central LIVE, ITVs Stand Up Sketch & Channel 4’s Stand Up to Cancer.
As heard on Capital Xtra’s Breakfast Show, LBC & BBC Radio 4’s Loose Ends Tour support for Jason Manford.
Winner - Komedia New Comedy Award
Winner - Comedian of Medicine Award, Haags Comedy Festival
NextUp Biggest Award in Comedy nominee
Extra Date Added: Weds 18th November
Thursday 5th November 2026
8pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
Cult 80s comedy horror movie Beetlejuice retold through the songs of too-famous-to-be-even-remotely cult band The Beatles from the creator of The Elvis Dead. Come participate in a multimedia tribute concert to The Ghost with the Most and the Fab Four. So clap your hands or rattle your jewellery, cos it's showtime!
Thursday 5th November 2026
8.30pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
The award-winning stand-up and star of Saturday Night Live UK heads out on tour with a brand new show.
You’re born alone, you die alone. That’s true enough. But what happened to that part in the middle?
Big Year for Pad. SNL (UK, but still a big deal), a bunch of awards (hate bringing them up), and plenty of bit-parts to boot. But what’s it all about?
I’ve fallen in love more times than you’ve had hot dinners and I’ve fumbled every single one of them. If you think I’ve learnt my lesson you couldn’t be wronger. I’m telling you, some of these baddies have got me winning staring competitions with the ceiling.
But I don’t even think about that shit anymore.
Some of my ideas are so funny that they scare me, so GOD knows how you lot are gonna feel !!
As seen on: Mitchell & Webb Are Not Helping, Everyone Else Burns, and his own stand-up special Hungry. Horny. Scared.
(Extra date: Friday 6th November)
Friday 6th November 2026
7pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
"The title of this show stands for 'Work in Progress' or 'Weekend in Paris' or possibly both.
I'm writing this in May so l've no real no idea what I'll be saying to you in November. But I can assure you, whatever it is, it will be funny, ridiculous, profound or maybe none of these.
But I can guarantee that, unless I have died between now and then, I will turn up.
"There are Fringe legends and then there is Arthur Smith" Bruce Dessau (Evening Standard)
"He's not as funny as me" - Donald Trump
Friday 6th November 2026
8.30pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
The award-winning stand-up and star of Saturday Night Live UK heads out on tour with a brand new show.
You’re born alone, you die alone. That’s true enough. But what happened to that part in the middle?
Big Year for Pad. SNL (UK, but still a big deal), a bunch of awards (hate bringing them up), and plenty of bit-parts to boot. But what’s it all about?
I’ve fallen in love more times than you’ve had hot dinners and I’ve fumbled every single one of them. If you think I’ve learnt my lesson you couldn’t be wronger. I’m telling you, some of these baddies have got me winning staring competitions with the ceiling.
But I don’t even think about that shit anymore.
Some of my ideas are so funny that they scare me, so GOD knows how you lot are gonna feel !!
As seen on: Mitchell & Webb Are Not Helping, Everyone Else Burns, and his own stand-up special Hungry. Horny. Scared.
Saturday 7th November 2026
2.30pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
LEICESTER COMEDY FESTIVAL SILVER STAND-UP WINNER KEVIN DANIEL BRINGS NEW WORK-IN-PROGRESS SHOW ‘JOCKANORY’ TO NOTTINGHAM COMEDY FESTIVAL
Rising star of the UK comedy circuit and Glasgow-born comedian Kevin Daniel has announced a string of work-in-progress dates for his highly anticipated new stand-up show, Jockanory.
Fresh off winning the prestigious Silver Stand-Up Award at the Leicester Comedy Festival, and twice reaching the semi-finals of British Comedian of the Year, Daniel is stepping back up to the microphone with a brand-new hour of razor-sharp wit and exquisite storytelling.
Jockanory (a playful nod to his Scottish heritage and the classic storytelling format) sees Daniel at his absolute best. In this hilarious new performance, he takes audiences on a deeply relatable journey through the quirks of Scottish life, cultural oddities, and his own personal adventures transitioning from the corporate world of "low finance" to the live stage. With a natural ability to turn the ordinary into the extraordinary, the show delivers a warm, honest, and laugh-out-loud reflection on a man simply trying to survive everyday life unscathed.
Sunday 8th November 2026
2.30pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
Winner of the BBC New Comedy Award, UK-based Japanese comedian Yuriko Kotani is going to tell stories of her experiences, thoughts and imagination as a work in progress. As seen on ‘Mandy’ (BBC2), 'The Horne Section TV Show' (C4), ‘Russell Howard’s Stand Up Central’, ‘Pointless Celebrities’ (BBC1), ‘Pls Like’ (BBC3), ‘Paul Hollywood Eats Japan’ (C4), ‘Sorry, I Didn’t Know’ (ITV) and 'Comedy Central Live'.
Saturdy 7th November 2026
4pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
Jules O’Brian is in her 50s now, and the “helpful” advice about everything she should and shouldn’t be doing just keeps on coming. Whether it’s being advised what not to wear; being advised that you’re never too old and it’s never too late; being advised to use magic sticky tape to disguise droopy jowls, or being advised to join dating sites for people who are apparently hurtling towards death, Jules has had enough. Accompanied by (a life-sized cardboard cut-out of) Liz Hurley, and her trusty friend, Pinot, Jules O’Brian is on her own Middle Age Crusade to silence unsolicited advice.
Saturday 7th November 2026
5.30pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
Katie Slater and Rachel Page are trying to navigate their thirties with grace and are failing. One is married. One can’t get past the first date. Both are unhinged.
Katie has “the bubbliness of a female football pundit”, Rachel brings a “chilled energy to the stage”. Despite their different energies and relationship statuses, they are still constantly making tits of themselves.
Join them at 5.30pm on Saturday 7th November at Canalhouse to laugh at all the things going on in their lives.
Sunday 8th November 2026
4pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
Acclaimed climate scientist, Dr Matt Winning (LLB, MSc, PhD), has been given an ultimatum: save the world by lunchtime tomorrow or sell his soul for a slice of Rockefeller’s fortune. But right now, he’s busy: his son is being born and he’s desperate for a piss.
From karaoke with a bunch of bankers to petrol station bathrooms and the United Nations, Solastalgia, is an epic story about fatherhood, finance and facing the future, together.
Host of Net Zero: A Very British Problem (BBC Radio 4) and author of the Best Seller Hot Mess (what on earth can we do about climate change).
Directed by double Fringe First Award winner, Ben Target (not a climate scientist).
Full info and tickets
Sunday 8th November 2026
7pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
What if one of the most ordinary places in Britain has a surprisingly extraordinary history? Join comedian Tom Wrigglesworth for an inappropriately deep investigation into the evolution of the humble hand drier, or as he likes to call it, ‘the hearth of the public washroom’.
Expect engineering revolutions, social etiquette theory, and utter nonsense courtesy of one of the finest and most original comics in the UK.
It’s a show about loos… but it’s really about us.
Sony Award and Rose D’Or winner, Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee, Chortle & Time Out Award winner and as seen / heard on Radio 4 and BBC 2.
Wednesday 18th November 2026
7.30pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
Following two hit UK tours, Biggest Award in Comedy nominee and resident (junior) Doctor Michael Akadiri prescribes X (insert town or city here) with a potent dose of his latest offering, Don’t Call Me Uncle!
Multi-award-winning comedian Michael is proud to wear many hats: doctor, husband & father. Evidently, that list does not include uncle. Yet, despite only being in his early 30s, “the supremely talented and likeable” (Metro) doctor, for the first time ever, was recently called uncle in public (a term usually reserved for elders!). This has sent him spiralling!
Join the ”‘hugely entertaining” (Chortle) Akadiri as he fights this lurid allegation, contemplates the difference between perception and reality all whilst keeping the laughs flowing with his trademark “sharp-wit” (Chortle) &; “politically punchy” (Guardian) anecdotes.
As seen on Comedy Central LIVE, ITVs Stand Up Sketch & Channel 4’s Stand Up to Cancer.
As heard on Capital Xtra’s Breakfast Show, LBC & BBC Radio 4’s Loose Ends Tour support for Jason Manford.
Winner - Komedia New Comedy Award
Winner - Comedian of Medicine Award, Haags Comedy Festival
NextUp Biggest Award in Comedy nominee
EXTRA DATE: 18th November: Full Info and Tickets
Wednesday 18th March 2027
8pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
Giraffes. VHS porn. Ketamine-infused breast milk. Acclaimed stand-up Kemah Bob (The Guardian's 10 Best Comedy Shows of 2024) returns with her much anticipated second show.
Love Child is an intimate yet rowdy, personal yet electric, high-energy stand-up show from the “chest-achingly funny” (★★★★ Skinny) Kemah Bob. Join her on a hilariously unhinged tour through what it’s like to be a woman with your dad’s lips, a chaotic childhood with questionable parenting, the very real science of epigenetic baggage, and her attempts at navigating the relentless pressure to be a Good Grown Up™.
ISH Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer nominee 2024.
As seen on QI, Richard Osman's House of Games, Jonathan Ross' Comedy Club, Comedy Central Live, Don't Hate The Playaz and Guessable. As heard on the Off Menu podcast.
Directed by Alison Spittle.
'A delight to witness on stage' ★★★★ Fest
'Kemah's presence is captivating' ★★★★ DIVA Magazine
★★★★ Guardian
★★★★ List
Sophie Duker: Hot Beef Injection
Taskmaster Champion, Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer Nominee and retired sugar daughter Sophie Duker is back with a brand-new 2027 stand-up tour, ‘Hot Beef Injection’.
In her latest hour, Sophie dares to get both sexy and political, reflecting on hypermasculinity, heavy-handed handymen and that old-chestnut Would You Rather: 'Man or Bear?’.
Hot Beef Injection reckons with the primal fear driving Duker’s distrust of heterosexual he/hims, and out of a challenging comedy club encounter a new question emerges: what would she say if she spoke to men, instead of shutting them out?
“Obscenely good… Charisma to burn” Rolling Stone
“extremely funny” ★★★★
The Scotsman
“she is clearly going places” ★★★★
Evening Standard
VENUE: Canalhouse,
VENUE ADDRESS: 48 - 52 Canal Street, Nottingham, NG1 7EH
DATE: Sunday 18th April 2027
TIME: 7.30pm (Doors open 7pm)
TICKETS: £20
TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM 10am FRIDAY 25th JULY
Wednesday 21st April 2027
7.30pm
Canalhouse - Main Stage
This show is a story about a time when Rob Auton had a job as an estate agent on the planet Jupiter. It is fiction. Following the success of his sell-out 2025-26 nationwide tour, multi-award-winning writer, performer, podcaster and actor Rob Auton is returning to stages across the UK in 2027 with his thirteenth hour JUPITER.
On screen Rob has appeared opposite Danny Dyer in Marching Powder, in Channel 4's hit comedy The Change, and in BBC's Starstruck, with further credits including Miracle Workers(TBS),The End of the F**ing World(Netflix/Channel 4),The Russell Howard Hour(Sky),Cold Feet(ITV) and RandomActs(Channel 4). His viral stand-up appearance on Stand-Up Central with Rob Delaney(Comedy Central)Alongside his screen work, Rob is a two-time British Podcast Awards Gold winner for The Rob Auton Daily Podcast.
Full Info and Tickets (tickets available from Friday 17th July)
Ania Magliano : Peach Fuzz
Canalhouse
Thursday 22nd April 2027*
Fresh from starring in the latest series of Taskmaster, AniaMagliano (Live At The Apollo, Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best Show Nominee) brings a brand-new show full of jokes, confessions, and occasionally unhinged observations to venues nationwide. From the quirks of her own body to the legend that is Eve (yes, from Adam and), to her newly discovered boundaries, Peach Fuzz is Ania at her most relatable–and most funny. Ania has opened for Ed Gamble, Marc Maron and Catherine Cohen, and writes for Amelia Dimoldenberg’s Chicken Shop Date . Her choices on the Off Menu podcast are widely regarded as the worst of all time.
'A gift for observational comedy and weaving beautifully crafted routines' ★★★★★ The Telegraph
'Will have you crying with laughter' ★★★★The Guardian
*This is the rescheduled date. Originally 18th Oct 2026.
More shows will be announced soon...
Looking for other shows?
We run multiple shows throughout the year from our award winning, new act /new material night - Canalhouse Comedy Night, to various Tour Shows with some of the countries best comedians.