Improvising musical comedian who writes songs of every style on every subject and builds a full concert in real time, presented by Missimp Improv Comedy.
Comic Harmonic plays The Malt Cross on Friday 30 October, the opening night of the Nottingham Comedy Festival 2026. It's presented by Missimp Improv Comedy, and it's a one-hour show that runs from 19:30 to 20:30, with doors opening at 19:10.
They describe the act as 'Comedy Music Theatre'. The whole thing is improvised: a musical comedian who writes songs in every style on every subject and builds a full concert in real time. The material ranges from the mundane to the surreal, and you'll get a sense of that from the examples they've listed: a Duolingo streak, a James Brown ode to volcanoes, and the story of Wolf from Gladiators. Because it's all made up on the night, the set will be different every time it's performed.
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It's one of the first shows of the Nottingham Comedy Festival 2026, which runs from Friday 30 October to Sunday 8 November. The night is recommended for ages 18 and over, and there's a special offer that pairs it with the following lovers-themed double bill for £10. Otherwise, tickets are £7 in advance and £8 on the door. The Malt Cross is at 16 St James's Street, NG1 6FG.
