From humble beginnings at Chicago's world-famous Steppenwolf Theatre to the caustic, dry wit of Sue Sylvester on Glee, the multi-award-winning Jane Lynch has become an icon of stage (with her 2013 debut as Miss Hannigan on Broadway) and screen, stealing every scene of every movie she's ever been in. Catch her live this holiday season as special guests join her for her fantastic show, 'A Swingin' Little Christmas'!

Fresh off her ' My Life on the PTSD List' tour, Kathy Griffin is making a comeback with a brand new show for 2026 - 'NEW FACE, NEW TOUR!' Promising to get into the untold story behind what made her the person and comedian that her fans have grown to love. You can expect a no-holds-barred journey into the mind of one of the country's most outrageous comedians.

Southern funnywoman Fortune Feimster has worked tirelessly in the entertainment industry ever since she moved to Tinseltown from her native North Carolina in 2003. After making her TV debut on Last Comic Standing in 2010, she quickly solidified her status as one to watch with writing and acting roles on Chelsea Lately, The Mindy Project and NBC's champions, amongst other prime time hits. Get ready for a hilarious night out as Fortune smiles on your town!

Justin Willman has been performing magic since he was a child, but the combination of his sharp wit and clever tricks have made him a firm favorite with millions. Justin's highly polished, comical magic act has seen him notch up more than 100 million views online and is now coming to a theater near you.

A bisexual, American Korean, Margaret Cho has some claim on the title of Patron Saint of Outsiders. Never less than searingly honest, she speaks to people of all persuasions, especially those that enjoy expertly constructed dick and STD jokes. Her routines blend scatological humour and social commentary in such a deft, big-hearted delivery that even her filthiest material feels like a warm hug.

Lighting up TV and laptop screens around the world with her idiosyncratic Netflix series Lady Dynamite and stand-up special Old Baby, it may surprise some to find out that impression queen Maria Bamford has been honing her craft since the early 90s. Armed with a thousand voices, Bamford's off the wall style mines the depths of mental health, pop culture and her own personal life with hilariously quirky results.