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Comedian, writer and actress Sara Pascoe takes to the stage at the BBC's iconic Radio Theatre for 30 minutes of hilariously honest stand-up about love, sex and modern living.

Just back from an international sell-out tour, the disarmingly eloquent and verbally dexterous Josie Long takes to the stage with her stand-up show about optimism and hopefulness.

Nish Kumar and Mae Martin take the stage at the iconic Radio Theatre.

Suzi Ruffell is one of the most exciting comedy stars of her generation. This laugh-out-loud show sees Suzi take to the stage for 30 minutes of genuinely funny stand-up about struggling in and out of the middle classes.

Live from the BBC brings Ivo Graham to the stage. Since leaving university in 2012, Ivo has become a regular fixture on the comedy circuit with a charming, crafty and self-aware wit which has proved a hit with audiences.

The BBC Radio Theatre in London welcomes razor-sharp Australian comedian Rhys Nicholson as he explores topics such as sexuality and popularity in high school.

Sofie Hagen delves into the hilarious world of super fans. Joining Hagen are Kerry & Kurtan, played by siblings Daisy May and Charlie Cooper.

Alex Edelman discusses his bodybuilder twin. He's preceded by Blackburn-based comedian Tez Ilyas.

New York City's Desiree Burch has exploded on to the comedy scene in London which she now calls home. From growing up in the States to making love like James Brown, Desiree's high-octane stand-up explores sex, relationships, race, body image and social change.

Adventurer, film-maker and nominee for Best Show at the 2017 Edinburgh Comedy Awards Mat Ewins takes viewers on an action-packed exploration in this hilarious half-hour show.