Dr Phil Hammond ruminates on drugs, death, sex, the NHS and releasing his inner child. Recorded in Bath in December 2009.

The comedian entertains an audience at London's Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn with his unique view of history. From May 2005.

The delightfully eccentric Josie Long presents 'Trying Is Good', which she originally performed at 2007's Edinburgh Festival.

The GP-comic in live performance with horror stories of his medical training, including how to cope with Glastonbury Woman.

The inimitable comedian entertains an audience with his stream of consciousness at London's Shaftesbury Theatre. From 1995.

Before his Comedy Vehicle perambulated back onto TV sets, this is Stewart Lee at his best in The Stand in Glasgow. From 2008.

The comedian entertains an audience at London's Hammersmith Apollo with more of his unique outlook on life.

The popular comedian entertains an audience at London's Monday Club venue in 2007.

Pavlov, the Big Bang and latin. More from the inimitable comedian's performance at London's Shaftesbury Theatre. From 1995.

Life in the Arctic and coin conversations. The master of the one-liner in front of an Edinburgh Festival audience. From 1998.

Pondering fox-hunting, racism and difficult mime - the outspoken comedian entertains an audience in Brighton. From 2003.

The American actress and comedian Whoopi Goldberg entertains a New York audience on Broadway in 2006. Show more

It's rhymin' season and that's the reason that street poet Elvis McGonagall is wowing them at London's Albany. From 2010.

4 Extra Premiere. The world's most bookish comedian and very angry man in a cardigan shares his insights into Britain at London's King's Head.

Dr Phil Hammond ruminates on drugs, death, sex, the NHS and releasing his inner child. Recorded in Bath in December 2009.

Pioneering duo Peter Cook and Dudley Moore perform some of their greatest sketches from 'A Bit of a Chat' to 'Art Gallery'.

The GP-comic in live performance with horror stories of his medical training. Including: How To Cope With Glastonbury Woman.

From Edinburgh, the American comedian holds forth on everything from animals to the orange world of David Copperfield. From September 1997.

Pondering sharks, and the link between transvestites and superheroes. The outspoken comedian in action in Brighton. From 2003.

The frank and funny Irish comedian captured at the end of his 1995 tour - entertaining an audience in Glasgow.