San Francisco native Ali Wong is a comedian unafraid to leave no stone unturned as she confronts taboo topics with hilarious consequences. Sex, her marriage, pregnancy and more sex are topics she frequently sinks her teeth into, tearing into feminism and sexism with an unmatched voraciousness. She may seem like a demure mom of one when she first meets the eye, but Wong brass, bold, lewd and taking the comedy scene by storm.

Virtuoso vocalist Marc Martel started drawing comparisons to the late, great Freddie Mercury long before he ever decided to pay the idol homage in one of the finest Queen tribute acts the world has ever seen. Determined to make his way into rock history, he first rose to prominence as the frontman of Canadian rock outfit Downhere, touring constantly and garnering numerous Juno Awards (Canada's version of a Grammy). After paying his dues with the band for 15 years, Marc Martel was encouraged to enter a competition to sing live with Queen's remaining members and after a whirlwind wind, he never looked back.

Are you ready to Bring It? Because the hugely popular Lifetime TV dance competition is stepping out of the box and on to the stage this Summer, bringing the moves, the drama and the sass that has made it a prime time staple! Join Miss D and her Dancing Dolls as they perform high-energy routines, take questions and give exclusive behind-the-scenes info about show - there'll be audience voting too!

After two sell-out runs in New York, Tony and Emmy winner John Leguizamo returns to the stage with his critically acclaimed Latin History For Morons! Debuting at the Public Theater back in 2017, Leguizamo's "funny and surprisingly poignant" (New York Times) one-man show transferred to Broadway's Studio 54 the same year, garnering a Tony nomination in the process!

Oscar-winning classics are all well and good, but sometimes there's nothing more enjoyable than sitting down to watch a really really bad movie. Paul Sheer, Jason Mantzoukas and June Diane Raphael have been doing exactly that since 2010, and discussing it afterwards on their podcast How Did This Get Made?