Isabelle Farah and Paul Savage perform their solo shows in a snap online comedy mini-festival, courtesy of Impatient.

ISABELLE FARAH: IRRESPONSABELLE A debut stand-up hour about (not) growing up, terrible decisions and absolutely refusing to be an adult. 'Spellbinding' **** (Chortle)

PAUL SAVAGE: WELL GROOMED Paul Savage wanted to write a fun silly show. But shows about trauma win awards. So here's a fun silly show about trauma.

Bethany Black and Harriet Dyer perform their solo shows in a snap online comedy mini-festival, courtesy of Impatient.

BETHANY BLACK: ALWAYS BET ON BETH In 2019 Beth moved to a small sleepy village to get away from it all. But in today’s hyper connected age, and in the middle of a moral panic about people like her along with the rise of conspiracy theories, that was a lot more difficult than she imagined.

HARRIET DYER: TRIGGER WARNING Harriet Dyer (as seen on The Russell Howard Hour) is an award winning comedian, mental health advocate and an experience to behold. Here doth lie quite the harrowing tale, one you won’t forget in a hurry. Far funnier than it should be.

Tom Mayhew and Ted Hill perform their solo shows in a snap online comedy mini-festival, courtesy of Impatient.

TOM MAYHEW: TRASH RICH This was meant to be a more personal, less political show... then the cost of living crisis sc 'Genuine, powerful, political stuff. Comedy shining a light on some grim, unjust places.' **** (Scotsman)

TED HILL: ALL THE PRESIDENTS MAN Ted's debut stand-up show about every single US president and how they saved his life. From Washington to Biden, Ted talks about his recovery from mental breakdown and includes a joke about each and every US president.

Get ready to dive into a rabbit hole of the best jokes in the world - star of Live at the Apollo and sell-out sensation Gary Delaney is back! One of the most sought after joke writers in the country and longstanding Mock the Week special guest, Gary has been through the laughing glass and he’s ready to bring you a brand new show with hit after hit of the kind of one-liners only a master could craft. If you’re hunting for snark, Gary’s got it covered!

Mark Watson: This Can’t Be It (Preview)

Spiritual enquiry meets high-octane observational comedy as the ‘Taskmaster’ survivor, multi-award-winner and “No More Jockeys” cult leader attempts to cram a couple of years of pathological overthinking into an evening of stand-up.

★★★★★ Telegraph “Quite unlike anything else I’ve seen in almost 20 years of covering the Fringe…witty,
warm, perfectly judged”
★★★★ Independent “This is a stand-up operating at the very top of his game” 

Josie Long: Work-in-progress

Three time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee previews her brand new show via live stream.

★★★★ Times “Josie Long has long been a favourite…brilliantly evocative, an original and unflagging spirit.”
★★★★ Chortle “ Instils her audience with a positive, feelgood feeling”
★★★★ Time Out “An absolute delight”

Shappi Khorsandi: IT WAS THE 90s! (Preview)

Comedian, author and cultural icon, Shappi Khorsandi previews a work-in-progress of her brand new show. Expect sharp-tongued gags, cultural observation and whatever else is in her easily distracted mind this time around.

★★★★ Guardian “She says it with pointedness and potency”
The List “Has the crowd in the palm of her hand”
Evening Standard “Makes live comedy thrilling”

In 2017, Mark Watson - a man prone to considerable anxiety, with multiple phobias and a history of piss-poor self-esteem - was asked to go on Celebrity Island with Bear Grylls. It really wasn’t for him at all because his favourite things include safety, comfort, food and not being scared and miserable. But the experience changed the shambolic comedian for the better, and now he's written a sort of motivational talk about what it taught him. But still with jokes.

Get ready to dive into a rabbit hole of the best jokes in the world - star of Live at the Apollo and sell-out sensation Gary Delaney is back! One of the most sought after joke writers in the country and longstanding Mock the Week special guest, Gary has been through the laughing glass and he’s ready to bring you a brand new show with hit after hit of the kind of one-liners only a master could craft. If you’re hunting for snark, Gary’s got it covered!

In 2017, Mark Watson - a man prone to considerable anxiety, with multiple phobias and a history of piss-poor self-esteem - was asked to go on Celebrity Island with Bear Grylls. It really wasn’t for him at all because his favourite things include safety, comfort, food and not being scared and miserable. But the experience changed the shambolic comedian for the better, and now he's written a sort of motivational talk about what it taught him. But still with jokes.

Get ready to dive into a rabbit hole of the best jokes in the world - star of Live at the Apollo and sell-out sensation Gary Delaney is back! One of the most sought after joke writers in the country and longstanding Mock the Week special guest, Gary has been through the laughing glass and he’s ready to bring you a brand new show with hit after hit of the kind of one-liners only a master could craft. If you’re hunting for snark, Gary’s got it covered!

Get ready to dive into a rabbit hole of the best jokes in the world - star of Live at the Apollo and sell-out sensation Gary Delaney is back! One of the most sought after joke writers in the country and longstanding Mock the Week special guest, Gary has been through the laughing glass and he’s ready to bring you a brand new show with hit after hit of the kind of one-liners only a master could craft. If you’re hunting for snark, Gary’s got it covered!

Get ready to dive into a rabbit hole of the best jokes in the world - star of Live at the Apollo and sell-out sensation Gary Delaney is back! One of the most sought after joke writers in the country and longstanding Mock the Week special guest, Gary has been through the laughing glass and he’s ready to bring you a brand new show with hit after hit of the kind of one-liners only a master could craft. If you’re hunting for snark, Gary’s got it covered!

Star of Live at the Apollo (BBC Two), Hypothetical (Dave) and Roast Battle (Comedy Central), 'tour-de-force’ ★★★★ (Telegraph) Laura Lexx shines a light on how hard it is to be a good person these days. Why don’t we just leave each other alone and get on with the big stuff? 

Following a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe which earned her a prestigious Comedian's Choice Award for the second year in a row, Lexx has a laugh with society's big issues: social media, mental health, climate change and conceiving...but come for the jokes, not answers.

Get ready to dive into a rabbit hole of the best jokes in the world - star of Live at the Apollo and sell-out sensation Gary Delaney is back! One of the most sought after joke writers in the country and longstanding Mock the Week special guest, Gary has been through the laughing glass and he’s ready to bring you a brand new show with hit after hit of the kind of one-liners only a master could craft. If you’re hunting for snark, Gary’s got it covered!

What more can you ask for? Don your PJ's or get dressed up to the nines, and tune in from the comfort of your own sofa to see and intereact with Josie Long LIVE with her new show preview 'Work In Progress' and Mark Watson LIVE with his new show preview 'This Can't Be It'. The ultimate two-for-one ticket!

Josie Long: Work-in-Progress

Three time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee is back and previews her brand new show via live stream.

★★★★ Times “Josie Long has long been a favourite…brilliantly evocative, an original and unflagging spirit.”

★★★★  Chortle “ Instils her audience with a positive, feelgood feeling”

★★★★ Time Out “An absolute delight”

Mark Watson: This Can't Be It (preview)

Watson - at 40 - is halfway through his life according to the life expectancy calculator. That life is in the best shape in living memory... but one problem remains, and it really is a huge one. Spiritual enquiry meets high-octane observational comedy as the still very skinny Watson attempts to cram a year of pathological overthinking into just under an hour's stand-up.

★★★★★ Telegraph

★★★★ Times | Independent | Metro | Time Out | Chortle

★★★★ Times “Brilliantly evocative, an original and unflagging spirit.”

Three-time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee and very-hard-to-pin-down-indie-underdog-nightmare Josie Long is back with a brand new show after a brief hiatus, during which she had a baby and so on. 

How do you bring someone into a world that everyone is telling you is ending? A show about the mind bending intensity of new motherhood, but mostly about kindness, gentleness and joy. The aim is for you to come out of it feeling optimistic about the future, although that is a big ask. At the very least there will be some really silly voices in it, and that’s not nothing.

Star of Live at the Apollo (BBC Two), Hypothetical (Dave) and Roast Battle (Comedy Central), 'tour-de-force’ ★★★★ (Telegraph) Laura Lexx shines a light on how hard it is to be a good person these days. Why don’t we just leave each other alone and get on with the big stuff? 

Following a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe which earned her a prestigious Comedian's Choice Award for the second year in a row, Lexx has a laugh with society's big issues: social media, mental health, climate change and conceiving...but come for the jokes, not answers.

Comedian, author, cultural icon and – most recently – idiot who agreed to be tortured on ‘I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!‘, Shappi Khorsandi is a woman of many parts. But live comedy is where she’s in her element, and now she sets out to many more welcoming UK destinations this spring with her brand new show “Skittish Warrior…Confessions of a Club Comic”.

This show takes you on a warts and all journey of the 90s comedy scene to breaking through on telly then letting it all slip away.

A brand new hour of sharp-tongued gags, cultural observation and whatever else is in her easily distracted mind this time around.

In 2017, Mark Watson - a man prone to considerable anxiety, with multiple phobias and a history of piss-poor self-esteem - was asked to go on Celebrity Island with Bear Grylls. It really wasn’t for him at all because his favourite things include safety, comfort, food and not being scared and miserable. But the experience changed the shambolic comedian for the better, and now he's written a sort of motivational talk about what it taught him. But still with jokes.

Get ready to dive into a rabbit hole of the best jokes in the world - star of Live at the Apollo and sell-out sensation Gary Delaney is back! One of the most sought after joke writers in the country and longstanding Mock the Week special guest, Gary has been through the laughing glass and he’s ready to bring you a brand new show with hit after hit of the kind of one-liners only a master could craft. If you’re hunting for snark, Gary’s got it covered!

Star of Live at the Apollo (BBC Two), Hypothetical (Dave) and Roast Battle (Comedy Central), 'tour-de-force’ ★★★★ (Telegraph) Laura Lexx shines a light on how hard it is to be a good person these days. Why don’t we just leave each other alone and get on with the big stuff? 

Following a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe which earned her a prestigious Comedian's Choice Award for the second year in a row, Lexx has a laugh with society's big issues: social media, mental health, climate change and conceiving...but come for the jokes, not answers.

Three-time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee and very-hard-to-pin-down-indie-underdog-nightmare Josie Long is back with a brand new show after a brief hiatus, during which she had a baby and so on. 

How do you bring someone into a world that everyone is telling you is ending? A show about the mind bending intensity of new motherhood, but mostly about kindness, gentleness and joy. The aim is for you to come out of it feeling optimistic about the future, although that is a big ask. At the very least there will be some really silly voices in it, and that’s not nothing.

Three-time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee and very-hard-to-pin-down-indie-underdog-nightmare Josie Long is back with a brand new show after a brief hiatus, during which she had a baby and so on. 

How do you bring someone into a world that everyone is telling you is ending? A show about the mind bending intensity of new motherhood, but mostly about kindness, gentleness and joy. The aim is for you to come out of it feeling optimistic about the future, although that is a big ask. At the very least there will be some really silly voices in it, and that’s not nothing.

Star of Live at the Apollo (BBC Two), Hypothetical (Dave) and Roast Battle (Comedy Central), 'tour-de-force’ ★★★★ (Telegraph) Laura Lexx shines a light on how hard it is to be a good person these days. Why don’t we just leave each other alone and get on with the big stuff? 

Following a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe which earned her a prestigious Comedian's Choice Award for the second year in a row, Lexx has a laugh with society's big issues: social media, mental health, climate change and conceiving...but come for the jokes, not answers.

Three-time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee and very-hard-to-pin-down-indie-underdog-nightmare Josie Long is back with a brand new show after a brief hiatus, during which she had a baby and so on. 

How do you bring someone into a world that everyone is telling you is ending? A show about the mind bending intensity of new motherhood, but mostly about kindness, gentleness and joy. The aim is for you to come out of it feeling optimistic about the future, although that is a big ask. At the very least there will be some really silly voices in it, and that’s not nothing.

Finalist of Britain’s Got Talent and star of BBC Radio 4’s Citizen of Nowhere Daliso Chaponda is back out of the house and on a stage with a new hour of the slickest, sharpest look at life. It’s fair to say that 2020 hasn’t been going to plan for Daliso… but he’s been performing online daily to millions of viewers, and this is your first chance to see what this master of satire has been cooking up!

In 2017, Mark Watson - a man prone to considerable anxiety, with multiple phobias and a history of piss-poor self-esteem - was asked to go on Celebrity Island with Bear Grylls. It really wasn’t for him at all because his favourite things include safety, comfort, food and not being scared and miserable. But the experience changed the shambolic comedian for the better, and now he's written a sort of motivational talk about what it taught him. But still with jokes.

Women Talking Bollocks is at it again, but this time we are talking new material bollocks. Jen Brister, Maureen Younger, and Allyson June Smith host a new material show every month and will be asking some of their favourite acts to join them.

For this premiere stay-in outing, the gals are joined by BBC New Comedy Award winner, star of Mock the Week, Live at the Apollo and News Quiz ANGELA BARNES and host of All Killer No Filler podcast, the "bright, brave, and bitterly enjoyable" (The Skinny) RACHEL FAIRBURN!

It's all online, it's all new, and it's all helping out great comedians. We've kept the tickets super cheap, but if you'd like to help funny women before they can return to their natural onstage habitat, you can donate a little extra here or at paypal.me/wtbnewmaterial.

Comedian, author, cultural icon and – most recently – idiot who agreed to be tortured on ‘I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!‘, Shappi Khorsandi is a woman of many parts. But live comedy is where she’s in her element, and now she sets out to many more welcoming UK destinations this spring with her brand new show “Skittish Warrior…Confessions of a Club Comic”.

This show takes you on a warts and all journey of the 90s comedy scene to breaking through on telly then letting it all slip away.

A brand new hour of sharp-tongued gags, cultural observation and whatever else is in her easily distracted mind this time around.

Finalist of Britain’s Got Talent and star of BBC Radio 4’s Citizen of Nowhere Daliso Chaponda is back out of the house and on a stage with a new hour of the slickest, sharpest look at life. It’s fair to say that 2020 hasn’t been going to plan for Daliso… but he’s been performing online daily to millions of viewers, and this is your first chance to see what this master of satire has been cooking up!