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Fri 24th Jul 26 21:00- 23:00
A year after her husband's death, Eleanor switches on his AI replica for comfort, only to discover memories that don't match her own.

Sat 25th Jul 26 14:00- 15:00
A freedom of speech lawyer, at the top of her game, is harassed herself, and faces the world she helped to create.

Sat 25th Jul 26 15:15- 16:15
Emily Benton was a big star on Broadway, so why is she now playing regional theatres in England? Maybe there’s a secret she’s not revealing.

Sat 25th Jul 26 16:30- 17:30
A chaotic sprint though the history of religion (mostly) led by Sister Christian turning theology mythology and megachurch madness into divine comedy.

Sat 25th Jul 26 17:45- 18:45
Cancer. Chemo. Bad Boob vibes.
When cancer hit, Jo Jinty discovered resilience, absurdity and dark humour.

Sat 25th Jul 26 19:00- 20:00
Come and hear a selection of folk tales from the North of England, featuring Dragons, Vampires, King Arthur and the Devil himself.

Sat 25th Jul 26 20:15- 21:15
Brother and Sister Duo, The Sibs, perform original songs interspersed with adult humour, in both song and sketches, with help from the audience.

Sat 25th Jul 26 16:30- 17:30
Bingo for tourists. Interact with Val and Al whilst learning about Morecambe via the medium of bingo. Everyone wins a prize.

Sun 26th Jul 26 14:00- 15:00
High energy observational comedy coupled with A family journey (Local Make your show participants)

Sun 26th Jul 26 14:00- 15:00
A family journey from an unplanned conception to eccentric Uncle Ted. Expect humour, pathos, bizarre events. Is this a family like no other?

Sun 26th Jul 26 16:30- 17:30
An amusing wander, with audience participation, through the surprising history of words and phrases.

Sun 26th Jul 26 17:45- 18:45
Richard returns with his third hour. This time he’s written a dad show. Is being a parent really the best job in the world?

Sun 26th Jul 26 19:00- 20:00
Join award-nominated CK as she takes you through life growing up in India, finding herself in the UK and the inevitable culture clash. High energy

Sun 26th Jul 26 15:15- 16:15
A furious, funny rebellion against billionaires, burnout and BS, with cheeky confessions, hopefully rage and an engaging call to action.

Mon 27th Jul 26 18:00- 19:00
Kara is a local talent currently studying at the Royal Birmingham
Conservatoire, and will play a wide selection of songs of various styles and genres.

Mon 27th Jul 26 19:00- 20:00
A selection of songs will guarantee to have you singing along to some all-time favourites.

Mon 27th Jul 26 20:00- 21:00
Don't miss this amazing, theatrically trained, vocalist She always delivers and 'wows'.

Sat 1st Aug 26 14:00- 15:00
Stylophobia takes you on a musical journey, but only to a burger bar off the M6.

Sat 1st Aug 26 15:15- 16:15
Acoustic singer songwriter - an acoustic rave of love & energy.

Sat 1st Aug 26 16:30- 17:30
Alternating between farce and tragedy, this show illustrates the impact of right-wing fundamentalist Christian teaching on a young couple.

Sat 1st Aug 26 17:45- 18:45
Follow one man and his friends as they navigate the ups and downs of his changing reality.

Sat 1st Aug 26 19:00- 20:00
An improvised comedy show all themed around neighbourhood gossip. You come up with the gossip - we’ll improvise the scenes

Sun 2nd Aug 26 14:00- 15:00
Songs to the Tune of Another - accompanied by harp. Yes, really 'A mind-bending musical hoot'. 'Hilarious and totally batshit'.

Sun 2nd Aug 26 15:15- 16:15
Award-winning Corin Rhys Jones explores the darkness of America’s Deep South a hundred years ago, in a chilling tale of plague and vampirism.

Sun 2nd Aug 26 16:30- 17:30
Bay Fringe Best Comedy winner 2025 returns Mel’s new show is a good old rant. But all done with wit and crowd-pleasing banter.

Sun 2nd Aug 26 17:45- 18:45
Songs and stories from the front line of the party bingo circuit plus a round of Angela’s “Great British Bingo” Bay Fringe Award Winner 2025.

Fri 7th Aug 26 18:30- 19:30
Erasmus Croc, the world's first Poetry Crocodile, and his human protégé Aaron Wright present a captivating show, delighting audiences.

Fri 7th Aug 26 19:45- 20:45
Painting, poetry, monologue - live and unguarded. Joe Kiney Whitmore confronts masculinity, addiction and recovery in a raw, immersive performance.

Sat 8th Aug 26 13:30- 14:30
A spoken word performance about connection, attention and the general overwhelm of being a human in these times. Mostly, a love letter to friendships.

Sat 8th Aug 26 14:00- 15:00
A sense of place in Wigan, family, working class values and disability Access.

Sat 8th Aug 26 15:15- 16:15
The unique comedy duo, who brought you 'Anything Goes', brings you 'Red Not Dead. A hilarious show of pastiche, politics and pandemonium.

Sat 8th Aug 26 16:30- 17:30
A Babushka doll of nested Eastern European stories, woven with Klezmer music and ambient soundscapes, exploring migration, memory, and identity.

Sat 8th Aug 26 17:45- 18:45
A show that uses comedy to raise awareness and smash the stigma around suicide.