A host of top comedians are set to perform in town.
Comedian Sukh Ojla will bring her show, The Aunty Years Tour, to The Witham in Barnard Castle on January 24th at 7pm.
On a mission to learn how to be the 'best aunty for the next generation' Ojla takes the audience on a journey on how to be middle aged, acting like a grown up and the joy of a big cardigan.
The show will see Ojla has appeared on Jonathan Ross’ Comedy Club and Sky’s Dating No Filter..
Ticket cost £20.
As part of the UK’s leading comedy agent Avalon’s line-up, Andrew Doherty and Bella Hull will also perform in the town.
The pair return from their success at the Edinburgh Fringe, where their show Children Of The Quorn received multiple five star reviews.
Doherty, known for his debut solo show Gay Witch Sex Cult, will bring his unique brand of queer folk horror comedy to the stage.
Bella Hull, recognised for her appearances on BBC’s Stand Up for Live Comedy and Comedy Central Live, will also perform.
Tickets are £12, to the duo's performance on 25th January 2025, 7 pm.
Families can enjoy The Great Big Dinosaur Show, featuring interactive performances by poet Simon Mole and musician Gecko.
The family-friendly show is inspired by Mole’s latest book, A First Book of Dinosaurs, on the 18th February 2025, 2 pm.
Tickets are £10, or £8 for those under 16.
There is also a family and friends ticket, £32 for four people.
On February 14, the Bollywood Time Machine will take attendees on a musical journey through the decades.
The event will feature a rotation of hosts including Tommy Sandhu, Noreen Khan, or Eshaan Akbar, with vocal performances by Chirag Rao, Rekha, Drupti Vaja, or Abirah Shah.
Bollywood dance group 4all2Envy will provide captivating choreography, offering a glimpse of the vibrant Bollywood scene.
The show, presented by LuvEntertainment, promises an evening filled with laughter, dance, and timeless melodies.
On February 19, The Irish House Party will bring a slice of authentic Irish culture to audiences.
The show, originally set up in Dublin, features All Ireland champion musicians and dancers, with a blend of light-hearted audience interaction and fascinating stories about the music and the instruments themselves.
The Irish House Party promises an intimate and homely setting, offering a theatre-going experience unlike any other.
Tickets cost £20.
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