MBC Tours & Specials

As he embarks on his first international tour, Joe ‘could have been a dancer’ Sutherland is bravely talking about something that, until recently, he’s suffered in silence: being a total hunk.

Attempting to navigate a world of mate’s kids, mortgages and village life is proving a challenge for the guy who can't resist causing a scene. ‘High wattage stand-up’ The Guardian

After a UK sell out run in 2024, and New Zealand in 2025, award winning comedian, Lou Conran, returns with her new show “Gooch”.

Paddy Raff is hitting the road again in 2025 following the success of his last show, the biggest selling NI stand-up comedy tour of 2024 seen by a whopping 15,000+ people!

Mark’s show takes audiences on a laugh-out-loud journey through the quirks of family, community, and the strange realities of modern living.

Finalist for the BBC New Comedy Awards 2023 and star of Rosie Jones’ Comedy Disability Extravaganza, presents his debut, “Fated to Pretend.” “So likable and funny, a future star.” - Larry Dean

Stand up sensation and social media star Kae Kurd returns with his highly anticipated brand new tour: What’s O’Kurd. ★★★★ THE HERALD

After a significant self-discovery, Green realises his life is a whirlwind full of tangents of his own making, navigating through the impulsive, random and stupid. ★★★★ - The List

Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee 2023 and co-host of the Northern News podcast returns with a work in progress of a new show. “Sheer brilliance” ★★★★.5 Chortle

An hour of work-in-progress not-quite-there-yet stand-up comedy from Christopher Macarthur-Boyd. As heard on the Here Comes The Guillotine podcast. “Endlessly enjoyable” ★★★★ (Skinny)

After a significant self-discovery, Green realises his life is a whirlwind full of tangents of his own making, navigating through the impulsive, random and stupid. ★★★★ - The List