The Tubes

A short, wry hospital-set piece that plays its grim premise for uneasy laughs, leaving you unsure whether to chuckle or wince.

A quick, uneasy office vignette that turns a mundane coffee break into something quietly menacing and darkly funny.

A quick, squirmy comic jolt that turns a dreaded clinic visit into a surreal, oddly relatable gag.

An uncomfortable, quietly tense chamber piece where awkward goodbyes and forced visits make the room feel heavier with each exchange.

A short, wry slice of grumbling domestic comedy, quietly funny and faintly sad, carried by bickering and deadpan timing.

An odd, talky French comedy that drifts between absurdity and melancholy, asking you to puzzle over two men and a script.

A witty, escalating comedy of errors that keeps you guessing and laughing as two men spar over reality.

A queasy, jokey hospital haunting that mixes medical dread with deadpan comedy and a creeping sense of wrongness.

A quiet, offbeat character study that drifts between everyday awkwardness and low-key unease.

A breezy, gently absurd little sketch that plays like a cosmic customer-service joke, light on its feet and over before it wears thin.

A tiny, deadpan slice of life where nothing much happens and that's the joke.

A lone comic on a bare stage, turning bleak, absurd thoughts into slow, uncomfortable laughs.