Panel to the People is the radio panel show where the audience has the power! Join us for an audio trip into a bizarre world based on audience suggestion, where health and safety means covering manholes with the nearest material to hand, and terrapin fanciers are determined to learn how plumbing can help them raise bigger animals. Join us in the studio audience for a recording of the Cam FM show, and take the power for yourself!

Rambling to us over the finger-foods at her Father’s funeral party, Agnes inadvertently unfolds a tale of hilarity, disappointment, and a woman who can’t give anything but love. The last Cambridge run of Anything But won popular and critical acclaim and is likely to do so a second time this May.

Written by footlights alumni Mark Fiddaman (Footlights president 2011) and Lucien Young (Armageddapocalypse writer/performer), directed by Ben Ashenden (writer/performer in The Pin) and starring Abi Tedder (Footlights President 2010), this is a raucous, poignant comedy about the messiness of living.

As the Footlights Harry Porter prize winner last year, the production has been developed and recently sold-out some early London previews that have been held. This brand-new version is coming to the ADC before heading up to the Fringe.

'A sparkling hour of new writing. Sumptuously funny. Big-hearted. Ideal' Tim Key (Edinburgh Comedy Award Winner 2009, Bafta nominated, seen on BBC2 and Radio 4)

'An hour of total hilarity' www.localsecrets.com

'effortless perfection' ***** Varsity

Nominated for Best Comedy - Cambridge Tab Theatre Awards 2011

‘A brilliant production from a lot of very funny people’ **** The Cambridge Tab

Frimston and Rowett have been through a lot together. They’ve fought together, loved together, lost together. Now they’re lightening up a bit and doing an hour of comedy together.

Footlights alumni Robert Frimston and Edward Rowett return to Cambridge for one night only to go back to where it all began. Join them at the ADC Theatre for an hour of sketch comedy the like of which no man has seen and lived.

“A whirl of tight sketches…brilliant.” – Three Weeks

“Thrilling new talent” – Rob Grant, co-creator of Red Dwarf

“Quite frankly hilarious...a sense of comic timing so sharp the audience
was left not just laughing, but bleeding profusely.” – TCS

Don't miss the most anticipated show of the year from the 'most renowned sketch troupe of them all' (Independent). The Cambridge Footlights present ‘Perfect Strangers’, their international tour show for 2012.

For this first fortnight of previews, expect a full-length main show from some of the most accomplished, absurd and aspiring young comedians around. Catch this strange group before they leave to perform for audiences on both sides of the Atlantic, touring to London, the Edinburgh Festival, New York, Chicago, Boston and across the United States.

Join this year's crop of comic talents for an evening of brand new sketches, surrealism and satire. Following critically-acclaimed sell-out runs in 2010 and 2011, and 129 years in comedy, the Footlights prove they are still a 'must-have ticket' (Times).

Are you dreading summer exams? Worried about the economy? Fed up with the collective speech impediments of the shadow cabinet? Then why not come along to an evening of musical comedy and political satire with Ed Clarke? A regular on the London circuit, Ed has performed for celebrities and a host of foreign dignitaries. Ed is in the Larkum Studio for four nights on the second stop of his 2012 'Giving Ed' tour.

Footlights bring you the funniest songs, sketches, monologues and stand up in an hour of non-stop, back-to-back fun-filled hilarity. The material is always original and always varied.

It can be soft and silly; rude and spikey; wordy and nerdy or a little surreal - whatever the style, it’s always ‘uproariously funny’ (Varsity).

They’ve sold out the ADC Theatre for so many years that we’ve stopped counting, so book early to avoid disappointment!

Ben Ashenden, Mark Fiddaman and Alex Owen fling themselves back to the ADC with their year-long project, ‘The Pin’. This sell-out five star show has been completely re-worked from scratch and is better than ever. The decrepit writer/performers of nine Footlights mainshows have been described as “particularly inspired” (The Telegraph) and “the comedy highlight of the year” (Varsity).

Noël Coward's 1941 hit comedy Blithe Spirit features socialite and novelist
Charles Condomine and his second wife Ruth who are literally haunted by a
past relationship when Madam Arcarti, an eccentric medium manages to
summon up the ghost of Charles's neurotic first wife, Elvira, at a séance.

Charles assumes that the preposterous clairvoyant will simply entertain their
dinner guests with a little jiggery-pokery and provide him with useful material
for his next novel. Following the séance, the annoying and temperamental
Elvira makes a dramatic appearance, but unfortunately only Charles can see
her.

Determined to sabotage his current marriage, Elvira’s increasingly
desperate efforts to get Charles to join her in the afterlife are the subject of an
hilarious battle of wills between all concerned.