Tim Key: Chrimbo Bimbo

Key will tether his long-suffering reindeer outside Wilton’s Music Hall and shove his hands in his sack once more. There’ll be sleighbells, grubby old sprouts and probably some festive film footage to boot. Christmas jumpers heavily encouraged.

Key’s Festivical Playing Cards are available to buy at www.utterandpress.co.uk

Photo credit: Jonathan Birch

CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation

No one knows who the killer is, not even the cast!

Following multiple five-star sell-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe, CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation returns with another rip-roaring crime comedy made up entirely on the spot.

Who? What? How? The choice is yours in this fully-improvised, witty and absurd murder mystery where the audience creates the crime.

Now in their 10th year!

Leicester Comedy Festival 2023:  ‘Best Improv’ award

Harry Hill: New Bits and Greatest Hits

Presented by Off the Kerb Productions

The Badger Parade is back on! 

Join me on my Diamond Jubilee lap of honour as I celebrate 60 Glorious Years of fun, laughter and low level disruption!

Marvel! As I offer new insights into the hot topics of the day, such as the demise of the SCART lead, The Culture Wars, the differences between crab sticks and rhubarb and the origins of Tiramisu!

Guffaw with delight! As I delve into my back catalogue using my patented ‘Old Bit Randomiser’ for old favourites like ‘Interspecies Tennis’, ‘The time I went up in the Space Shuttle’ and ‘When Nan got her hair caught in the knitting’!

Cough Awkwardly! As Gary (my son from my first marriage) attempts to take over the business again.

Tap your Feet! As Stouffer The Cat spits a little Steflon Don!

Watch in Wonder! At the return of The Badger Parade with guest appearances from The Knitted Character and Abu Hamster

Plus one lucky audience member will get to join me in a double act!

SO GET ON BOARD THE LAUGHTER TRAIN!

Frank’s Closet

Presented by Ladbon MacLeod Barnes and the Union Theatre

Frank’s Closet – The Cult Hit Musical Returns!

An outré camp classic of 21st century British musical theatre.

Seven Divas, a closet full of frocks, a blush of beautiful Gaiety Girls, and a slightly bemused – though always dashing – Frank, teetering on the verge of matrimony. Mix in a collection of glorious songs that straddle the Great British, Broadway (and Swedish) songbooks – and you have Frank’s Closet, a glittering, eccentric and high-camp paean to the delights of love and musical theatre (and what greater pleasures are there?)

Conceived in 2009 for Hoxton Hall, one of the last living Victorian music halls in England, this queer reimagining of a Dickensian opium dream (with the Divas as embodiments of Love past, present, and future…) is delighted to be returning to its music hall roots at Wilton’s.