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WHAT'S ON TONIGHT

Wednesday 13th May 2026

Phil Nichol (UK) in 'Trying My Best'

7:00 p.m. at The Classic (Main Venue - Ground Fl)

$34 Fri & Sat / $30 Tues to Thu / Book Exclusive tables for groups of any size and save (Transaction fees will apply)

Danny Ward (UK) in 'The Holiday'

7:15 p.m. at The Classic Studio (Upstairs on the 1st Floor)

Fri/Sat $32 / Tue to Thu $28 / Group concession $27 (Transaction fees will apply)

Classic Comedyfest AllStars 2026

8:30 p.m. at The Classic (Main Venue - Ground Fl)

$36 Fri & Sat / $33 Wed & Thu / Tue 'You Choose the Price!'

Ed Night (UK) in 'Darling Boy'

8:45 p.m. at The Classic Studio (Upstairs on the 1st Floor)

Fri/Sat $28 / Book mid-week (Tues to Thu) and Save / $25. (Transaction fees will apply)

Rosco McClelland (Scot) in 'How Could Hell be Any Worse'

10:00 p.m. at The Classic Studio (Upstairs on the 1st Floor)

Fri/Sat $35 / Thu $30 / Wed $27 (Transaction fees will apply)

What's Hot

CF2026 The Big Show

Big is Good! 4 World Class comedians in 1 huge show

We wrap up the festival with THE BIG SHOW on Thu 21, Fri 22 & Sat 23 May. Ireland's JOHN LYNN, England's CARL DONNELLY, Australia's KAT DAVIDSON and our very own JUSTINE SMITH

CF2026 Ed Night

Everyone is talking about ED NIGHT

First seen in NZ during this year's Festival Preview week and there is a buzz. Catch his new show in The Classic Studio. "Exhilarating... masterfully funny" - Live this week / Tues to Sat at 8:45pm in The Classic Studio.

CF2026 Phil Nichol

This Tues to Sat / Phil Nichol is back!

A Festival Favourite whose live shows are legendary "... ***** One of the undeniable highlights of the NZ International Comedy Festival. A must see show worth every star" The Speakeasy NZ

CF2026 Rosco McClelland

Scotland's Rosco McClelland returns

A big hit last year on debut, he's back with a brand new show / 4 nights only in The Classic Studio, this Weds to Sat at 10pm. ***** "McClelland’s gravelly and animated onstage presence emitted continuous laughter from the audience." The Skinny