Monthly experimental music night in Belfast. Short sets, time to chat, space to move. First Thursday each month!

Six acts strive to leave the stage unscathed while avoiding audience triggers. Each audience member holds a bingo card filled with comedy clichés and hack material. If a comedian references three of these, they get nerfed off the stage!

Featuring William Thompson, Ciaran Franco, Jessie Fletcher, Sara Jade Davidon, Tiff Minson and more!

Get ready to chuckle, chortle, and cheer at Accidental's Comedy Club, where the extraordinary meets the hilarious every month! Our comedy nights are an eclectic mix of the weird, the wonderful, and the wildly entertaining.

A Stage for Legends and Newcomers!

Experience a vibrant tapestry of talent with our line-up featuring the crème de la crème of alternative acts, revered legends of the comedy scene, and fresh faces daring to make their mark. Expect the unexpected as these diverse performers take the stage, promising an evening filled with unapologetic quirkiness.

Timeless melodies to welcome the New Year 1404!

In this special performance celebrating the Persian New Year, we will take you on a journey through the world of authentic and nostalgic music with the soulful voice of our singer, the enchanting sound of the santur, and the magic of Persian piano.

Piano: Arya Ahmadi Jazi
Santour & tombak: Behnam Ghazanfaripour
Singer: Yalda farmehr

An opportunity for artists to get involved to display their work-in-progress. Audiences will have a chance to give their feedback on what they think about each piece. Helping us understand how to shape and build new work and improve practice.

After taking a 12 year break in comedy, Jo Jarvie back with a vengeance!

Creating funny anecdotes from what she has learned over the past 12 years. From red carpets, mental illness, to being married and divorced, overcoming addiction and throwing kids in to the mix.

On what would have been her 10 year wedding anniversary, go on a hilarious journey to find out what you learn when it all goes wrong.