Just For Graphs erred on the side of simplicity, but provided an entertaining night of comedy and nerdity

Comic Jo Coffey and her “small special guests” entertain The Castle Hotel as part of the Women in Comedy festival

Fancy a laugh? Here’s a glimpse of the comedy on its way to Manchester over the coming months

Believe it or not , there’s plenty more to do in Manchester on a student budget than down cheap drinks and dance the night away.

Spencer Finch says that this relative “return to form” from M. Night Shyamalan suffers from a lack of imagination and misjudged attempts at humour

Entering its fifth season, the successful BBC Radio 4 show hosted by Steve Punt challenged students and dons of the University of Manchester alike

The Irish comedian, best known as the misanthropic bookshop owner Bernard Black, is currently on tour with his new show Off the Hook

Editor-in-chief Aidan Gregory talks to Malawian comedian Daliso Chaponda about racism, colonialism, and being politically correct

Andriana Hambi thinks Louie is a show everbody should see. K?

Jana, the junior half of quirky mother and daughter show Jana and Heidi answers questions about university life, starting a career in comedy and her performance at the Lowry

The Satirist for Hire took a break from his nationwide tour to talk to The Mancunion’s Liam Kelly

Andy van den Bent-Kelly heads to the Phones 4u Arena to see if one of the country’s best-known comedians can still deliver with his new Monsters Tour

Eric and Little Ern failed to bring sunshine to Benjamin Monk.

Aussie comic Jim Jefferies talks about settling down, his TV show getting cancelled and getting punched at the Comedy Store

Twenty-three-year-old comedian Bo Burnham speaks to The Mancunion about Vine, fame and why he’s releasing his latest show for free

Heavy metal comedian Steve Hughes speaks to The Mancunion about political correctness, health and safety, and the meaning of life

Lifestyle Editor Moya Crockett on why this American high school TV series, first aired in 1999, should be everyone’s new favourite show

Join in the fun at the Frog and Bucket, let Manchester Art Group show you something surprising, or contribute to this page – how could you get involved?

20 students enrol on £8,500 a year ‘Comedy Practices’ course

Web series Pure Pwnage to get crowd funded movie.