Based on the book by best-selling author Sherry Argov, Spanish-language stage play Por que los hombres aman a las Cabrona (Why Men Love B**ches), offers up a unique and hilarious perspective on the relationship dynamics between men and women. It sars Mexican actor and model Gabriel Soto, multi-talented entertainer Aracely Arambula and telenovela star Anastasia Acosta.

So you think that Deep Southerners are backward, racist sexist and gun-happy hillbillies longing for the Confederacy, would you? Well, you'd be severely mistaken if this talented trio are anything to go by. Setting out to dispel the often unfair myths and stereotypes that people have of the Southern states, their unique brand of comedy have won accolades and new audiences from all over!

The doors of Dunder Mifflin are opening once more! Running for nine seasons and 201 episodes, four-time Emmy Award-winning sitcom The Office entertained audiences with its off-the-wall brand of cringe comedy and instantly-quotable one-liners. It's funniest moments are lovingly lampooned in this brand new parody, brought to the stage by the creative team behind the cult hit musical parodies of Friends and Full House, Bob and Tobly McSmith.

Self-described as "your favorite high functioning hot mess", social media star turned one-woman comedy tour de force Heather McMahon has fast become the poster girl for the kind of gal that finds the humor in everyday things. From PMS to Trader Joe's to her love for the sunset-colored Aperol Spritz cocktail, the mundanities of life turn into sparkling nuggets of comedy gold in the hands of this funny woman. Don't miss her when she hits US shores on her hilariously titled Farewell Tour (it's her first tour).

While most may recognise Colin Hay as the frontman of Men At Work (the Australian Pop outfit behind the quirky, ubiquitous 80's hit Down Under), the Scottish born Ozzy musician has spent the last few decades reinventing himself as a singing, songwriting troubadour. Touring the world extensively without much fanfare, Hay has built himself up a new generation of fans, including actor Zach Braff who's frequently features Hay's work in his films.