Mae Martin

She’s tiny, she’s chirpy, she reminisces about her dorky teenage self’s stalkerish obsession with the cool girl at camp. A delightful mix of oddball stories, parody songs and disarming Canadian charm.

Jen Brister

Jen Brister takes no prisoners. Whether she’s impersonating her Spanish mum, racist Australian audiences or drunken Glaswegian men, Jen’s energy is infectious and her comedy timing is perfect.

Susan Calman

Susan Calman is making waves on the comedy scene. If you listen to Radio 4 you’ll know Susan as the funny Glaswegian on panel show The News Quiz, where she’s stealing Sandi Toksvig’s crown as the queen of tiny lesbian comedy.

Lashings of Ginger Beer Time

If you only go to one queer feminist Victorian sex education burlesque show this summer, make it this one. Songs of sub-standard shagging and dancing in thigh-high fetish boots, all to the tune of 19th century musical theatre and 21st century gender politics.

Ladystache

Hilariously weird sketch comedy, as all the best sketch shows are. Surreal, high energy, occasionally a little bit gross.

Suzi Ruffell

Think you over-analyse your life? You haven’t heard Suzi Ruffell’s in-depth analysis of Lady Gaga’s lyrics. Refreshingly different humour from an intensely likeable comedian.

Strange Hungers

Two 1920s cabaret stars, Claud and Maud, give a whirlwind tour through the lesbians of history. This is history as told by Bill and Ted, if Bill and Ted were lesbians singing songs about Gertrude Stein’s giant poodle, ‘Basket’. Celebratory, feminist and more than a little silly.