Funny Way To Be Comedy – Edinburgh Preview Day 2026 (16+)
Tickets only available via Funny Way To Be Comedy.
Individual tickets will be made available for each show are available priced £9.00 each.
5.00pm – Gareth Mutch: Gareth Much Means Well (Work In Progress)
6.30pm – Lost Voice Guy (Talk In In Progress) – change from the original line up
8.00pm – Hayley Ellis: Tour show (Work In Progress)
9.30pm – Jess Carrivick: For Your Consideration (Work In Progress)
These are ‘individual shows and for technical/health & Safety issues the hall will be completely emptied at the end of each hour show.Each day pass is for a single person and are not transferable to others.
Each show is organised separately and is cleared at the end for organising the room for individual shows, security and health & safety reasons.
5.00pm – Gareth Mutch: Gareth Mutch Means Well (WIP)
ISH Awards Best Show nominee returns with a sharp, story-driven hour about good intentions gone wrong. Expect class clashes, romantic disasters and perfectly-timed missteps from a naturally brilliant storyteller.
“Gales of laughter… bulldozing skill” (Comedy.co.uk)
ISH Awards Best Show nominee returns with a sharp, story-driven hour about good intentions gone wrong. Expect class clashes, romantic disasters and perfectly-timed missteps from a naturally brilliant storyteller.
“Gales of laughter… bulldozing skill” (Comedy.co.uk)
6.30pm – Lost Voice Guy (Talk In Progress)
Winner of Britain’s Got Talent tries out material ahead of his next UK tour. Some bits will work straight away, some won’t, and a few may never be heard again, which is all part of the fun.
8.00pm – Hayley Ellis: Tour Show (WIP)
Fresh from supporting Sarah Millican and Jason Manford, Hayley Ellis brings a brand-new show-in-the-making. New jokes, big laughs and a chance to see it first.
Fresh from supporting Sarah Millican and Jason Manford, Hayley Ellis brings a brand-new show-in-the-making. New jokes, big laughs and a chance to see it first.
9.30pm – Jess Carrivick: For Your Consideration (Work in Progress)
A wildly inventive hour of parody and nostalgia, reworking homemade childhood films into something brilliantly chaotic. Smart, silly and sharply performed.
A “fun hour” (Chortle) from an “extremely likeable and engaging performer”
A “fun hour” (Chortle) from an “extremely likeable and engaging performer”