Having won an Olivier Award when it debuted on the West End in 2014, ingenious comedy Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense returns to tour the UK in 2027! Written specially for the stage by Robert and David Goodale based on the 1938 novel The Code of the Woosters - and with splendid justice done to the dialogue-heavy style of writing in the P.G. Wodehouse classic - beloved idle rich boy, Bertie Wooster, and his trusty valet, Jeeves, are played by Tom Rosenthal (Friday Night Dinner) and Adrian Scarborough (Gavin and Stacey) respectively. Directed by Phillip Breen, the tour is a welcome revival of a hilarious show which rightly won Best New Comedy at the 2014 Oliviers, and an overdue reappearance of Wodehouse's comical pair, following a century of adored novels, TV, film and radio adaptations.

Forget Bridgerton, get your Regency fix from this dynamic Olivier-winning new adaptation (sort of) of Jane Austen's beloved epitome of the romance genre. Written by Isobel McArthur, the tale of the myriad Miss Bennetts is told with wit, irreverence, and a little bit of karaoke by an all-female cast who elevate Austen's work for a modern audience. Bonnets at the ready, this is going to be a party worthy of any Netherfield ball!

They're best-selling books, a hit T.V. show, and for the past several years, a thrilling theatrical smash for all the family. Don't miss the iconic Horrible Histories as they bring the UK their brand new show - Barmy Britain! Live performance is fused with 3D Boggle vision as history's biggest names are resurrected, just for you. Are you ready to battle with Boudicca, take on dastardly Dick Turpin or get heavy with Henry VIII? Then this is the show for you!

Co-creator of the revamped Spitting Image and one of Britain's sharpest political comedians, Matt Forde is searching for the positives in his new UK tour, kicking off in 2027! Mixing his humorous analysis of the British political landscape and ruminations on his own health complications, Project Holy Moly is a masterclass in political satire as Forde sets out to discover just what galaxy our politicians are from.