Lockdown has impacted all corners of the entertainment sector to a devastating degree, and comedy is no exception. In fact,

Comedy fans and performers have breathed new life into the legendary Manchester comedy club, the Frog and Bucket, after the

The Frog and Bucket’s annual amateur comedy competition was won by a Lithuanian national on Monday night as Evaldas Karosas claimed the World Series Final by fighting off eight other finalists from Salford to Taiwan.

The comedy club that uncovered stand-up legend John Bishop will hold its annual competition’s final on Monday.

“I don’t like female comedians” is the mindset that Manchester’s Women in Comedy Festival 2019 aims to debunk with a whole month of performances by funny ladies across the city.

From stadium tours to a few games of poker at the casino, you don’t need reminding how incredible Manchester is. Here’s a guide to a day out in the Northern focal point.

The Frog and Bucket has seen 13,500 comedians on Monday nights for its inimitable Beat the Frog, 4000 professionals, and a million customers walk through its doors since it opened in 1994. MM explores the Mancunian comedy club on its 25th birthday…

Anna Spark stole the show and won the Frog and Bucket’s Beat the Frog World Series on Monday night, and is now planning on taking her comedy up and down the UK.

Stand-up star Tez Ilyas is using his time in the spotlight to talk about what it really means to be British.

The Great British night out is part of the national identity, and for Manchester’s learning disabled community it’s no different.

Budding comedians are being given the chance to hone their skills on a new course that has been set up at legendary Northern Quarter comedy club the Frog and Bucket.