Filming and photos at our shows
Short clips for yourself are fine at concerts. At stand-up comedy, no filming at all.
Updated 25 October 2026
At concerts and most shows you may take photos and short clips for your own, personal use. Professional cameras, livestreams and recordings for sale or broadcast need our written permission and the artist's.
Stand-up comedy shows are different: filming with any device is prohibited. Comedians try new material and ask that it does not leave the room. If staff see someone filming, that person is asked to leave and to show that the footage is deleted, without refund.
Our shows are public and we film and photograph them for our own channels. By coming to a show you agree that you may appear in those pictures, as our Terms explain. If a photo of you bothers you, write to us and we take it down from our channels.
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