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“I would like to welcome the Nottingham Comedy Festival back to the city for the 7th
consecutive year. I am pleased to see the city’s Royal Concert Hall are once again
joining in with local promoters, businesses and artists to support this ever-growing city
event. This event was established to bring together local and national names and to
provide a platform for new artists to develop their comedy.
The festival is organised by local people who are passionate about comedy and want
to make Nottingham famous for this art form.
I would like to welcome all the artists and visitors to Nottingham and hope you enjoy
the festival and the diverse cultural heritage that the city has to offer.”
Councillor David Trimble - Portfolio Holder for Leisure and Culture
Hi,
Thanks for picking up the brochure. This year we have over 100 shows taking place all over the city in
many venues, including a bus! We have comedy for all tastes, as well as some suitable for children, so
take a look at our line-up and enjoy!
I am pleased to see the return of many comedians and would like to welcome those joining us for the
first time. Since starting in 2009 the festival has more than doubled in size. We would like to thank Castle
Rock Brewery for their continuous support over these years.
This year at the festival we are supporting The National Autistic Society. This charity helps over 2.7
million people a year. Donations can be made online and buckets will be available at many venues in the
festival so please do donate what you can to help this much needed charity.
I hope you all have a fantastic festival and enjoy all of the shows that are taking place. Don’t be scared to
take a few gambles!
Helen Stead
Festival and NCF Comedy Director
P.S. Look out for the arrival of the Blundabus
on Friday 6th November on Bolero Square!
HOW TO BUY TICKETS:
We recommend buying tickets in advance to
guarantee entry. Full info can be found on
our website:
- www.nottscomedyfestival.co.uk
- Phone app ‘Nottingham Comedy Festival’
- Call See Tickets - 0871 2200260
(10p per min + network charges)
www.nottscomedyfestival.co.uk
[email protected]
Twitter: @NottsComedyFest
facebook.com/NottsComedyFestival
All doors will open half an hour before the
show starts unless otherwise stated in the
brochure or on the festival website. Entry
after these times can not be guaranteed.
KEY:
PWYW = Buy a ticket in advance or
Pay What You Want at the venue
Free = Free Entry, donations on exit.
All tickets bought online are subject to
booking fees
Kids shows are marked with a Kids logo. KIDS
Please note that shows with * marked next
to the ticket price have a different box office
number. Please see venue listings for the
alternative number.
All information correct at time of going to
print.
Please note that all line ups may be subject
to change.
SATURDAY 26TH
SEPTEMBER
Dave Spikey - Punchlines
Venue: Palace Theatre, Main Stage,
Mansfield
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £17.94 (includes 2.5%
booking fee) *
Punchlines derive their humour from being unexpected
– ‘punch’ indicating that the ‘line’ should always come
as a surprise or shock. The major school of thought
suggests that few punchlines are funny out of context.
There is another school of thought (Dave’s school of
thought) that the opposite can be true and in this new
show he will present evidence to support this.
FRIDAY 6TH NOVEMBER
Nottingham Alternative Film Network:
Comedy Shorts Night
Venue: The Ned Ludd
Time: 7pm – 10pm
Tickets: £6
A delightful night of short comedy films: some will make
you cry, some will disturb you, all will make you laugh!
With appearances from Tim Key and Tom Basden in
Jonathan van Tulleken’s Anthony and Toby Williams and
Paul F Taylor in Ben Mallaby’s Milk! Includes an interval
for fanstastic food from The Ned Ludd.
John Robertson: The Dark Room:
Symphony of a Floating Head
Venue: BlundaBus
Time: 7pm
Tickets: £7
The world’s only live-action videogame
remixed with new levels, torments,
Darren. Will you: A. Panic? B. Panic
more? £1,000 grand prize.
***** (FringeReview.co.uk). ***** (Skinny).
The Best in Live Stand-up Comedy
Venue: The Glee Club
Time: 7.30pm (Doors 7pm)
Tickets: £9 (£5 NUS) *
Nottingham’s Premier Comedy Club
present a brilliant line-up of
comedians handpicked from the top
of the UK and international comedy
circuit - featuring Carl Donnelly, Mickey D, Ignacio Lopez
and Chris Kent. With two fully-stocked bars and a
tempting club menu, you can really make a night of it at
The Glee Club. This is live comedy as it should be!
Jeremy O’Donnell: You Can’t Get Pyramid
Teabags In Egypt
Venue: The Navigation
Time: 8pm
Tickets: £4
We are a nation of tea drinkers - 60
billion cups a year - not each obviously,
although some builders come close.
But what do we know about tea?
If you like tea, you will love this show.
“Confident, clean and most of all funny” - Hong Kong FM
Jongleurs Comedy Night
Venue: Jongleurs
Time: 8pm (Doors 7pm)
Tickets: from £12 *
A great night out with 4 top-class
comedians in approximately a 2 hour
show.
The complete package, EAT ... DRINK ... LAUGH ...
DANCE..... !!! Featuring: Craig Murray, Junior Simpson,
Larry Dean and Rich Wilson.
Tony Jameson:
Football Manager Ruined My life
Venue: The National Videogame Arcade
Time: 8.30pm
Tickets: £10 (£8 Concs)
‘Football Manager Ruined My Life’
focuses on Tony Jameson’s apparent
mid-life crisis (he’s only 35, though)
and a realisation that he has spent
over 20 years playing the same video
game. He thought he’d achieved some good things in
life, but could his life have been any better if he had
applied his energies elsewhere?
Mat Ewins: Day Job
Venue: BlundaBus
Time: 9pm
Tickets: £5 adv (PWYW at venue)
For 30 years Ewins has been the top
sales rep at the Plymouth Pie Factory.
Tonight there’s a talent show. Tonight
Ewins quits his day job.
‘Unquestionably a very strange man... while delivering
massive hilarity’ (Guardian).
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FRIDAY 6TH NOVEMBER
An Audience with Don Kiddick: King of the
Stars... and So Much More’ (Work in Progress)
Venue: Navigation
Time: 9.30pm
Tickets: £3
After managing many top,
worldwide entertainers for
several years, Don (right) returns
to his roots of being a patter comedian, Northern club
act and Music Hall throwback. Expect many an amusing
anecdote, regarding his past and his best friend &
colleague, Keith Burton (left).
Never Mind the BusStops
Venue: BlundaBus
Time: 10.30pm – 1am
Bob Slayer’s infamous late night
aftershow that probably isn’t for you.
Ding ding, room for one on top? But be
warned, the BlundaBus is intimate so make sure you get
a ticket to ride!
‘Brilliant off-the-cuff show...’ (ThreeWeeks)
SATURDAY
7TH NOVEMBER
ALL DAYER
Venue: Navigation
Tickets: All day ticket £7 adv (£8 on door)
Watch as many shows as you like
or £5 each show
2pm - The Nav.Com Showcase
Brand new comedy night - ‘Nav.Com
(Navigation Comedy)’ - showcases an
hour of hilarity, in the form of three
superb, fast-rising comedians.
Fran Jenking as MC.
3.20pm - Michael Legge: Tell It Like It Is, Steve
Michael Legge, as seen on The
Alternative Comedy... Experience,
returns with his new show about
meeting people and why it’s always
awful. Want to meet your heroes?
Yes? Considered whether they want to
meet you? No? This is the tale about
how Michael’s heroes made the mistake of meeting him.
4.40pm - Charmian Hughes: When Comedy Was Alternative (The Laughs And Loves Of A
She-Comic)
Izzard, Brand, Hardee –Charmian’s
had hot steaming teas with them
all and gave Frank Skinner his first
avocado. ‘Best gags’ (Independent)
‘humour darker than Green and Blacks
85%’ (Leicester Mercury) ‘charming
ribaldry’(Guardian) ‘like Josie Longs mum’(Chortle)
’engaging chatty style and a wry, subtle wit. One for
Comedy fans’ (Bruce Dessau)
6pm - Amy Gledhill and David Callaghan
A new hour of stand-up from Amy
Gledhill and David Callaghan. Gledhill:
Leicester Square Theatre New Act of
the Year 2013 runner up, Hull New
Comedian of the Year 2013.
‘Commands the stage... Incredibly
accomplished’ (FunnyWomen.com).
Callaghan: BBC New Comedy Awards 2012 and 2013,
’Very funny routines’ (Chortle).
7.20pm - Rob Coleman: Ocean Going Idiot
Despite two failures, Rob Coleman
wants to cross the Atlantic in a rowing
boat. Why? What has he learned?
What went wrong? What’s it like
being in a small boat, thousands of
miles from land? Join him on a
personal and frankly ill-advised
journey. A true-ish story, with some jokes.
8.40pm - Christian Steel: Gloom Hunter
An hour of stand up from one of the
best acts on the circuit.
Christian has played all over the world
and this show is the culmination of
8 years on the road. Expect an adult
show covering everything that makes
him gloomy!
10pm - Ian Hall: Out of Touch, Out of Time
WINNER ‘BEST NEW SHOW’, Dave’s
Leicester Comedy Festival 2014, Ian
now presents the heartrending tale
of 80’s pop sensations Hall and Oates,
once cruelly torn apart, and their
quest to be reunited. Features
characters, wigs, terrible puns,
slapstick, songs and cardboard.
‘Brilliantly daft. Something for just about everyone’
(Leicester Mercury)
BLUNDABUS WEEKEND
Venue: Jongleurs
Time: 8pm (Doors 6.30pm)
guarentee entry or Pay what you want at venue
Venue: BlundaBus
Tickets: All day ticket £8 or £5 each show adv to
show.
The complete package, EAT ... DRINK ...
LAUGH ... DANCE..... !!! Featuring: Craig
Murray, Junior Simpson, Larry Dean and Rich Wilson
The Best in Live Stand-up Comedy
Tickets: £9.50 (£5 NUS) *
4.30pm - Jason Neale is Proper Funny: Fact
After a sold out run at Dave’s
Leicester Comedy Festival, affable
everyman Jason Neale brings a highly
enjoyable hour of proper funny real
life stories, cheeky observations and
unusual facts.
6pm - Hall & Edhouse: The Two Syds
present a brilliant line-up of
circuit - featuring Carl Donnelly, Mickey D, Ignacio Lopez
and Chris Kent. With two fully-stocked bars and a
Ian Hall and Bruce Edhouse (both
former Dave’s Leicester Comedy
Festival award winners) present a daft
but affectionate tribute to some of the
great comedy double acts of our time.
In reality, it’s an anarchic mess of
laughter, nonsense and petty
arguments. ‘A shambolic delight’
(LeicesterComedyScene.blogspot.co.uk).
7.30pm - Holly Burn: I am Kirsty K
The Navigation is pleased to support
this year’s Comedy Festival
Real Ales, great food.
Live music and comedy!
www.thenavinn.com
6 Wilford Street, Nottm
WEEKENDER
Street Food
Facepainting
Lots of Comedy
etc..
Family Friendly
in the day
www.blundabus.com
at Castle Rock
Brewery
Never been away from home before
-want new experiences, new friends!
Call/text if u wanna chat – I get lonely
07948 403980. #iamkirstyk ‘Hilarious...
Holly Burn is an extraordinary, fresh,
strange new talent. Definitely one to
watch’ (Kate Copstick, Scotsman).
As seen on ITV’s Bad Bridesmaid and as Victoria
Beckham in a corner shop in the viral hit.
9pm - Pat Cahill: Panjandrum
See such honest turns as Who’s Blown
an Egg? and Quite Busy by Pat Cahill.
He’ll rattle his helmet in your direction
and see who takes a bite! All in for all!
**** (Metro). ‘This quirky performer
has true star quality and bags of
originality, mixing physical humour,
gimmicks, wordplay and comedy songs’
(Evening Standard).
10.30pm - 1am - NeverMind The BusStops
Ding ding, room for one on top? But
be warned, the BlundaBus is intimate
so make sure you get a ticket to ride!
‘Brilliant off-the-cuff show...’
(ThreeWeeks)
SUNDAY
8TH
NOVEMBER
BLUNDABUS WEEKEND
Venue: BlundaBus
3pm - Martin ‘Bigpig’ Mor’s Funny Stuff for
Happy People
Kids! Do you need somewhere
to take your adults without
KIDS
them getting bored and going
in a huff? Bring them to Funny
Stuff for Happy People, where the
adults can have just as good a time as
the kids. An hour of comedy, circus, storytelling, poetry
and stupid science. This show is suitable for children and
adults of all ages.
4.30pm - Spencer Jones Presents:
The Herbert in Proper Job
The Herbert returns with a brand new
show stuffed full of physical, musical,
prop-heavy insanity. A sort of grubby
Mr Bean with a hint of Tommy Cooper.
Writer and star of BBC’s BAFTAnominated Big Babies and UK Barrynominated for best performer in Edinburgh 2014,
Spencer Jones was a New Act of the Year 2015 runnerup.
6pm - Martin Mor: Away Gallivanting
‘Gallivanting.’ Dictionary definition: go
around from one place to another in
the pursuit of pleasure or
entertainment. That is exactly what
Martin Mor has been doing. In 2015,
Martin hit the road. Now he has some
tales to tell. ‘World class’ (Scotsman).
‘An adorable master of feel good comedy’
(Clothesline Magazine, Australia).
7.30pm - ComedyOpoly
Bob Slayer’s surprise hit of Edinburgh
Fringe! Who knew that comedians
playing board games on a bus would
be such a hilarious and unmissable
spectator sport. The biggest names in
Comedy are queuing up to throw dice,
tiddle winks and generally lark about...
‘Spirit of the Fringe...’ (Guardian).
Imran Yusuf: Super Roar of the Underdog
Turbo X: HD Remix
Venue: Canalhouse
Time: 6pm
Tickets: £10 (£9 concs)
Star of brand new BBC Three sitcom
Fried. Imran returns with cutting edge
socio-political stand-up that’s nothing
short of starting a movement! Join Imran as he puts the
world to rights whilst deftly defeating all prejudices with
his cheeky charm and bringing people together against
the renaissance of bigotry that threatens to take us into
a dark age.
Gary Delaney: Work in Progress
Venue: Canalhouse
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £5
A regular Mock the Week panellist,
Gary’s first tour ran for two years, so
now he’s testing jokes for the next
tour. Help him figure out which should
be immediately put down for a good school and which
should be quietly drowned in a bucket.
‘Razor sharp one-liners’ – Daily Telegraph.
Andy Zaltzman: Satirist for Hire
Tickets: £12 *
Are you exasperated by economics,
piqued by politics, or wound up about
the world? Then this is your chance
to have the issues you care about
satirised to order by one of Britain’s leading political
comedians, who will deliver freshly-hewn, individuallytailored comedic responses to your big issues.
Maff Brown
Venue: Poppy and Pint
Time: 8.30pm
Tickets: £8.50 *
From the writer of Shooting Stars and
Mock The Week comes a brand new
show with some of the sharpest
one-liners you are likely to hear!
Like the True or False section from Shooting Stars, and
Scenes We’d Like to See from Mock The Week? Then this
is the show for you, as Maff writes them!
Scott Bennett: About a Roy
(Stories about me Dad)
Matt Hollins:
I’m a Comedian Let Me Out of Here!
Venue: Canalhouse
Time: 8.50pm
Venue: Rough Trade
Time: 8.30pm
Tickets: Free
Award-winning comedian
Scott Bennett presents his eagerly
awaited debut show. Roy, his father, is
the ultimate Yorkshireman. In a show packed with
hilarious jokes and stories, you’ll learn all about him –
from family holidays, to his novel approach to visiting a
Sunday carvery. “Observational comedy with everyman
appeal” Steve Bennett, Chortle.
In 2004 Matt won a prestigious
annual new act competition,
previously won by Johnny Vegas.
But when he got the call to say he’d
been nominated a few weeks before, he was an
inpatient on a psychiatric ward! Who would provide his
biggest opposition? The other comics?
Himself? Or his Psychiatrist?
MONDAY
9TH
NOVEMBER
Is this the Best of Jack Campbell?
Venue: Rough Trade
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: Free
English Comedian of the Year 2014,
Jack Campbell has had quite the
year. Since scooping the prize, he has
performed in Estonia, Latvia, Finland
and Australia. His debut show combines straight stand
up with a fear of what if this is the best it will ever be?
*Contains shameless advertising”
Pub Poetry
Venue: Canalhouse
Time: 8pm - 10pm
Tickets: Free
A fun, free and informal night
oflight-hearted and comic spoken
word and poetry with plenty of
drinking: without beer, literature is nothing. Bring your
own words, bring your favourite authors or just sit back
and listen. Poems, short stories, songs are all welcome –
just so long as they’re funny.
Conversation Garden
Venue: Rough Trade
Time: 9.30pm
Tickets: Free
The Conversation Garden boys are
back to perform their hit show. In
this chat show where it’s you the
audience member that is interviewed, expect silly
challenges, songs and dinosaur heads!
‘Three Stooges Style Dynamic’ – The Scotsman
TUESDAY
TH
10
NOVEMBER
Kerry Godliman: Work in Progress
Venue: Canalhouse
Time: 7pm
The star Live At The Apollo and Derek,
tries out material for a brand new
hilarious stand up show…
“Goes for the jugular. Quick wit, frank and engaging” The Independent
“a comic whose relatable gags about modern life are
intelligent, silly and – at all the right moments – laced
with righteous ire.” - The Guardian
Funhouse Comedy Club:
Should I Stay or Should I Go
Tony Basnett: Always Lands on his Feet
Venue: The Maze
Tickets: £4 adv *
Venue: Rough Trade
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: Free
Gong Show Competition.
12 new comedians. Comedy’s
answer to X-Factor and Britain’s
Got Talent. Each comedian gets two minutes and then
the audience votes on whether to keep them on or send
them off! Lots of fun and laughs. Compere Spiky Mike.
Tony Basnett survives on good
fortune. Join the Harrogate Comedian
of the Year and World Series finalist
for his debut show before his luck runs
out. “He makes naturally funny look effortless”-Patrick
Monahan “undoubtedly funny” Gigglebeats
TUESDAY
TH
10
NOVEMBER
Ed Aczel:
The Random Flapping of a Butterfly’s Wings
Venue: BlundaBus
Time: 7.30pm
Ed plans to expose the audience to
plenty of ill-thought through
approaches to comedy in the search
for an idea which will improve human
existence. He knows his own limitations so expects the
audience to do the actual rocket science. His offer is to
‘facilitate’ the garden by which the ‘flower’ will ‘grow’.
Malcolm Hardee Award Winner.
Matt Forde: Get The Political Party Started
Time: 7.30pm (Doors 6.45pm)
Tickets: £10 *
Following his sellout Edinburgh 2014
run we’re delighted to bring local boy
Matt Forde to The Glee.
Now widely acknowledged as the
country’s leading political comedian, Forde arrives with
a brand new show tackling some of the many great
questions facing our country in the election aftermath.
Phil Walker: #WTF?
Venue: Navigation
Time: 8pm
Tickets: £5
Are you at odds with the modern
world? Do you think things are
actually better & faster than they were
a few years ago before we had all this information &
technology at our finger tips?…Well was it really? Then
come join one of the comedy circuit`s finest stand-up
comics for an hour of LOL laughter.
Adam Rushton: Sailor
Venue: Rough Trade
Time: 8.30pm
Tickets: Free
Adam at the age of 19 was an
unsuccessful idiot going nowhere.
A failed ladies man, he decided that
he needed to turn his life around, how? He joined the
Royal Navy! This is the story of Adam’s 5 year career as
an idiot within the Royal Navy.
NCF £1 Comedy Night:
New Act of the Year Final
Venue: Canalhouse
Time: 8.30pm
Tickets: £1
NCF!
Sponsored by Castle Rock, this is our
EDY
COM
very special edition of our £1 Comedy
Night, we have selected the best acts
who have done this night over the past year to battle it
out to become the Nottingham Comedy Festival New Act
of the Year. That’s right, all that for only a quid.
ComedyOpoly
Venue: BlundaBus
Time: 9pm
Bob Slayer’s surprise hit of Edinburgh
spectator sport. The biggest names in Comedy are
queuing up to throw dice, tiddle winks and generally lark
about... ‘Spirit of the Fringe...’ (Guardian).
Evelyn Mok: Work in Progress
Venue: Navigation
Time: 9.30pm
Tickets: Free
UTC Artist Management presents…
Swedish-chinese Evelyn Mok
challenges pre-disposed norms,
blending social commentary with sharp
every day observations. She’s featured as Time Out
Comedy’s One to Watch and in the Pleasance’s Comedy
Reserve Showcase at the Edinburgh Fringe.
As seen and heard on Channel 4’s Comedy Blaps, BBC
Radio 2.
Pete Otway: Six Years From Then
Venue: Rough Trade
Time: 9.30pm
Tickets: Free
Pete Otway was a BBC New Comedy
Award Finalist in 2012. Some time
before that he’d broken up with the
girl he was meant to be with and got
back with her a long time later. This is the story of the
things that happened in-between. A heartwarming and
funny debut show with bits about strangers, friendship,
youth and love. Surprisingly not directed by Richard
Curtis.
WEDNESDAY
TH
11
NOVEMBER
Patrick Monahan: The Disco Years
Venue: Canalhouse
Time: 7.30pm
A brand new stand-up show from
multi award winning comedian.
Patrick returns to the Nottingham
Comedy Festival with even more Dancing, hugging and
disco shapes. Just finishing a national & international
tour, as well as starring on ITV’s Celebrity Squares, ITV’s
‘Fake Reaction’ panel show, BBC’s ‘Lets Dance’ and
winner of ITVs Show Me the Funny. And Fox TV’s
‘Man Up’.
James Acaster: Represent
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £14 (£12 concs) *
Running his mouth off about a bunch
of stuff nobody even cares about – it’s
James Acaster. Fosters Edinburgh
Comedy Award Best Show Nominee 2014, 2013 and
2012. As seen on Nevermind the Buzzcocks, Mock the
Week, 8 Out of 10 Cats and Russell Howard’s Good
News. As heard on James Acaster’s Findings (Radio 4)
and The Josh Widdicombe Show (XFM)
Paul Savage
Venue: Rough Trade
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: Free
What is this? Is it going to be amusing
true stories? Will it be proper jokes?
Will it be holding up things he’s drawn
and explaining them? let’s find out together. “Brave
enough to be offensive, with a number of insane
anecdotes. Shades of brilliance lurk here”- THREE WEEKS
Sofie Hagen: Bubblewrap
Venue: BlundaBus
Time: 7.30pm
Debut show from Chortle Best
Newcomer 2014. Sofie has won all the
awards, been on all the TV shows, got
all the best press. Ten stars. As seen on Russell Howard’s
Stand-Up Central and BBC Two, and heard on BBC Radio
1 and BBC Radio 4). Named Time Out’s One to Watch.
Overall, a pretty cool dude.
Stuart Laws & Mark Stephenson Double Bill
Venue: The Maze
Time: 8pm – 10pm
Tickets: £5
Stuart Laws (“priceless” Chortle) and
Mark Stephenson (“A talent to watch”
TimeOut) bring their new shows to
Nottingham in a double bill. Stuart
supported James Acaster for the past two years and
Mark’s show was award-nominated at the Leicester
Comedy Festival.
Patrick Draper: Absolutely Vacuous
Venue: The Navigation
Time: 8pm
Tickets: Free
Visual gags, guitar riffs, and ridiculous
stories combine to bring you a unique
and funny insight into the vast
emptiness of one man’s head..
Covering “how to make a wish come true”, “Regional
stereotyping made easy”, and more…
“Killer Punch Lines” - Funhouse Comedy Clubs.
“Acidic One Liners” Stagefright - Comedy Clubs.
Fowl Humour at The Cross Keys
Venue: The Cross Keys
Time: 8pm - 10pm
Tickets: £4
Fowl Humour’s regular local comedy
night during the Nottingham Comedy
Festival. Hosted by local comedians
Andy Hughes & Andy Fowler, with
a line-up of talented comedians from across the East
Midlands and UK comedy circuit. Come find us at The
Cross Keys for another night rammed full of top comedy
talent. Winners of ‘The Best Open Mic Show’ 2014
Midlands Comedy Awards.
Gary Tro:
SupercalifragilisticexpiGARYTROcious
Venue: Rough Trade
Time: 8.30pm
Tickets: Free
In a world that’s increasingly divided,
we all have one thing in common:
We’re all idiots. And isn’t that just
wonderful. Join Gary Tro for his
work-in-progress show and expect laughter, things
projected from a projector and idiocy.
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WEDNESDAY
TH
11
NOVEMBER
Tony Jameson: Is this what I Become?
THURSDAY
TH
12
NOVEMBER
Rob Beckett: Mouth of the South
Venue: Canalhouse
Time: 8.50pm
Tickets: £5
Time: 7.30pm (Doors 6.45pm)
Tickets: £14 (£12 concs) *
Fresh from his first ever UK tour.
‘Is this what I’ve become’ is a
collection of stories, anecdotes and
general stupidity that you’d come to
expect from this north-east based comic. It’s not got a
theme. It’s not got a message. It’s just an hour of stand
up about stuff that’s nagging him at the moment. Will he
just let things go? Or will he crack?
Harry Enfield & Paul Whitehouse: Legends
ComedyOpoly
Venue: BlundaBus
Time: 9pm
Bob Slayer’s surprise hit of
Edinburgh Fringe! Who knew that
comedians playing board games on a
bus would be such a hilarious and
unmissable spectator sport. The biggest names in
Comedy are queuing up to throw dice, tiddle winks and
generally lark about... ‘Spirit of the Fringe...’ (Guardian)
G
Iszi Lawrence: The Z List Dead List
Venue: Rough Trade
Time: 9.30pm
Tickets: Free
Will you be remembered after you’re
dead? Comedian Iszi Lawrence
(***** Louder Than War) champions
her favourite forgotten people from
history. Expect death, sex, insanity and belly laughs...
‘Like Horrible Histories for adults!’ Nottingham Live
Mick Ferry: Is Just A Bloke
Venue: Navigation
Time: 9.30pm
Tickets: £6
Mick has appeared on numerous TV
shows, notably Michael McIntyre’s
Roadshow and John Bishop’s Only
Joking. What can we tell you? This
sums it up, “Its just a bloke being funny for an hour.” Chortle.
Beckett’s back with a brand-new hour
of funnies and he’s taking on the big
issues like Kit Kats and flatbread! Star
of BBC1’s Live at the Apollo, BBC2’s
Mock the Week & Channel 4’s 8 out of 10 Cats.
Venue: Royal Concert Hall
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £37.50 *
Loadsamoney, the Old Gits, Smashie
and Nicey, Kevin the Teenager, Julio
Geordio, The Scousers, The Writer
and the Landlady, The Surgeons, to
name but a few…
Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse
have been working together for 25 years. Now, for the
first time ever, they will all appear live in a UK tour that
promises to revive and revitalise a quarter of a century
of classic comedy characters.
Daniel Nicholas: Reverb (The Lovestory of
Terrance the Crocodile and Julia the
Mannequin)
Venue: Rough Trade
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: Free
A Surreal anti-love story.In reverse.
Terrance obsesses on becoming a
semi-pro ukulele player, but what about Julia? Think
‘Memento’ meets ‘500 Days of Summer’ and you’re
getting close. Nominated ‘Best Festival Debut’ - Dave’s
Leicester Comedy Festival 2015 ‘Someone as inventive
as this should have a future in comedy.’- Chortle.
David Trent: How is this Helping
Venue: BlundaBus
Time: 7.30pm
Hello Nottingham. I am working on a
new hour of material. This is one of
the working shows. It will contain at
least half an hour of solid gold laughs
and half an hour of interesting but not yet fully formed
smash it out the park laughs. Come down. It’ll be great.
I. Am. On. A. Bus.
THURSDAY
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What Happened to Andy Hughes &
Andy Fowler?
Venue: The Cross Keys
Time: 8pm
Tickets: £4
Both of these men were at one point
born. This we know. They were young,
with dreams, ambitions and filled with hope. Now, they
stand (barely) in the heaped sacks of skin before you,
soaked in regret as they try to work out how they got to
this… Come and feel better about yourself.
Justin Moorhouse: Destiny Calling
Venue: Canalhouse
Time: 8pm
Justin is back on the road with his
brand new stand-up show for 2015
“Destiny Calling” doing what he does
best - making people laugh up and
down the country.
As seen on Phoenix Nights, Live at the Apollo (BBC1),
Coronation Street (ITV1). A familiar voice on talkSPORT
as well as Radio 4’s News Quiz and winner of Celebrity
Mastermind.
Hal Cruttenden: Straight Outta Cruttenden
Venue: Alea Casino
Time: 8pm
Tickets: £15
Host of Live At The Apollo and star of
Radio 4, the great Hal is back ranting
about the real evils of the modern
world - over sharing on social media
and the 5:2 diet. The more he complains the funnier he
gets. Book Early. As seen on The Royal Variety
Performance, Live At The Palladium and Have I Got News
For You.
Matt Price: Storyfella
Venue: Rough Trade
Time: 8.30pm
Tickets: Free
A show without a theme. Expect jokes,
stories and friendly interaction from
the acclaimed storyteller and Cornish
Giant, ‘one of the best yarn spinners on the circuit’ ****
ArtsHub Australia. ‘terrific comedian and wonderful
storyteller’ **** The Scotsman. ‘extraordinary’ ****
Steve Bennett, Chortle.
Kate Smurthwaite:
The Wrong Sort of Feminist
Time: 9pm
Tickets: £10.00 *
Left-wing political comedy from the
all new unwilling poster child for free
speech. ThreeWeeks’ Award winner
as seen on Question Time, The Big Questions and This
Morning, but too controversial for Goldsmith’s
College. ‘Hilarious ... a powerhouse of observational wit’
(Spectator). ‘An important and inclusive narrative on our
society’ (ScotsGay). You come across as not only being
hypocritical, but incompetent and mendacious’
(Frankie Boyle).
ComedyOpoly
Venue: BlundaBus
Time: 9pm
‘Bob Slayer’s surprise hit of Edinburgh
spectator sport. The biggest names in Comedy are
queuing up to throw dice, tiddle winks and generally lark
about... ‘Spirit of the Fringe...’ (Guardian).
James Alderson: The Hunger James
Tony Jameson:
Yet Another Comedy Podcast Live
Venue: Navigation
Time: 8pm
Tickets: £5
Pretty much every comedian has a
podcast these days, and Tony Jameson
is no different. Join him onstage with
one of his comedy mates as they chat
about comedy and all manner of other stuff. Follow @
YACPodcast to find out who the guest is.
Venue: Rough Trade
Time: 9:30pm
Tickets: Free
“Best Comedian 2014”
James Alderson has hit a lot of
stumbling blocks in his life. Now
middle aged and overweight, is food
finally the thing that he just can’t get past?
“A joy to watch!” I Want Comedy
“Deserves a bigger stage!” The News.
Paul Kerensa: Back to the Futon Pt2
Venue: Navigation
Time: 9.30pm
Tickets: £5
Great Scott! 2015, still no hoverboards... Since 2006’s BTTF-themed
‘very funny, very clever, excellent
Edinburgh show’ (Chortle.co.uk),
Kerensa’s become a dad, author and British Comedy
Award winner (co-writer BBC One’s Miranda, Not
Going Out). He’s back: asking if iPads beat hoverboards,
whether you can heckle yourself via DeLorean...and you,
audience member, are his density.
FRIDAY
TH
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Tim Renkow: Power Hungry Maniacs
Venue: BlundaBus
Time: 7.30pm
A show about power and the relatable
struggles of small town life: boredom,
noisy neighbours... oh and drug
dealers, murder and neo-Nazis...
Winner of several awards in 2014 including: Amused
Moose Laugh Off, Leicester Square’s New Comedian of
the Year and nominated Chortle Best Newcomer. Also
Guardian Critics Choice Fringe 2014.
The Noise Next Door on Tour
NOVEMBER
Daniel Nicholas: A Spectacle
Venue: The Ned Ludd
Time: 7pm
Tickets: Free
Noun
1.Anything presented to the sight or
view, especially something of a striking
or impressive kind:
2.A public show or display, especially on a large scale:
3.Make a spectacle of oneself, to call attention to one’s
unseemly behavior; behave foolishly or badly in public.
Max and Ivan: The End
Venue: Canalhouse
Time: 7.30pm
Venue: Alea Casino
Time: 8pm
Tickets: £12.50 (£10.50 concs)
Get ready for a night of mind-blowing
songs, jaw-dropping characters and
side-splitting punchlines from the
undisputed masters of off-the-cuff
comedy. After a huge year for the guys with their eighth
consecutive sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
and appearances on BBC One, ITV2, BBC Three and BBC
Radio One this show is set to be their biggest and best
yet.
Abi Roberts: Downtown Abi
Venue: Navigation
Time: 8pm
Tickets: £5
Welcome to Sudley-on-Sea. Take a
look around. You don’t have long.
Seriously. An epic tale of a small town,
from Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Award nominees Max
and Ivan (BBC1’s ‘W1A and Radio 4’s ‘Casebook of Max
and Ivan) ‘Max and Ivan are the real deal’ ****
(Guardian) ‘Undoubtedly superstars of tomorrow’(GQ).
Pull up to the bumper and go
downtown with Abi and her
Labrador. Join her in tales of
Welsh debauchery, the perils of
singing karaoke in Moscow and an unfortunate incident
with Jeremy Clarkson in Harrods. Find out what happens
when your parents want you to be an opera singer and
you end up tap-dancing in a pig costume, promoting a
butchers shop.
The Best In Live Stand-up Comedy
Tickets: £9 (£5 NUS) *
present another sterling line-up of
circuit - featuring Jo Caulfield, Tom Allen, Chris Turner
and Matt Price. With two fully-stocked bars and a
Venue: Jongleurs
Time: 8pm (Doors 7pm)
Tickets: From £12 *
show. The complete package, EAT ...
DRINK ... LAUGH ... DANCE..... !!!
Featuring: Tim Fitzingham, Christian Schulte, Javier
Jarquin, Curtis Walker.
FRIDAY
TH
13
NOVEMBER
Andy Fury: My Cup Upset
Venue: The Sports Bar @
Meadow Lane, Notts County F.C.
Tickets: £7
Hear the story of Andy Fury falling out
with his best friend Mark while
watching 19 FA Cup games and travelling 8,000 miles to
do so. A tale of football, friendship and way too many
trips to Crawley from the award-winning Geordie. “An
absolute genius of a comedian” BBC.
Tiernan Douieb:
The World is Full of Idiots, Let’s Live in Space
Time: 8.30pm
Tickets: £10 *
Commander Chris Hadfield said that
six months on the International Space
Station made him feel a great sense
of just how much the world is all one
place and we are all one people living together on it.
Tiernan wonders why we have to send people quite so
far away to have that realisation, and just how feasible
is it to fire a large portion of the population into space
until they behave?
Patrick Morris:
The Fairly Premature Bucket-List
Venue: Canalhouse
Time: 8.50pm
Tickets: £5
Regrettably well behaved as a child,
Patrick became concerned that he had
not lived the rock’n’roll youth that
would make for a thrilling memoir.
So over the last 6 months he’s done all of the things he
knows he probably shouldn’t have, in order to make up
for lost time.
“Inventive wit” The Guardian
Michael Brunström: The Golden Age of Steam
Venue: BlundaBus
Time: 9pm
For fans of the unusual and the
alternative, Macolm Hardee Award
nominee Michael Brunström (AKA The
Human Loire) investigates the nature
of reality and illusion through a collection of surreal
alternative comedy stunts, employing his body, voice,
legs and ping-pong balls. This show also features an
exciting range of classic steam locomotives. ‘What
the...?’ (Metro’A proper weirdo’ (Time Out).
Fran Jenking: This Will Be Ace
Go 8-Bit Presents: Wi-Fi Wars
Venue: The National Videogame Arcade
Time: 8.30pm
Tickets: £5
Wi-Fi Wars is a live comedy game
show where you play along! Log in
with your smartphone or tablet(make
sure you’ve got plenty of battery!) and
compete in a range of games, quizzes
and challenges to win the show, and prizes!
Dan Nightingale’s Small World Tour
Venue: The Ned Ludd
Time: 8.30pm
Widely regarded as one of the best
performers working on the comedy
circuit today, following hit seasons at
the Edinburgh Fringe & New Zealand
Comedy Festival, Dan’s back on home turf & ready to
rock. “Outrageously funny” - KeepingupwithNZ *****
Venue: Navigation
Time: 9.30pm
Tickets: £3
The ever-impressive man of mirth is
back. Expect his strong routines, new
material and general nonsense. This
will be ace. Support from Jo D’Arcy.
“He walked on stage, picked up the magic talking stick,
made people laugh and then everyone cheered because
he was good at those things” - NCF Comedy.
NeverMind The BusStops
Venue: BlundaBus
Time: 10.30pm - 1am
be warned, the BlundaBus is intimate so make sure you
get a ticket to ride!
‘Brilliant off-the-cuff show...’ (ThreeWeeks)
SATURDAY
TH
14
NOVEMBER
ALL DAYER
Venue: Navigation
Tickets: All day ticket £7 adv (£8 on door)*
Watch as many shows as you like
or £5 each show
2pm - Tiernan Douieb Schmiernan Schmouieb
Stand Up For Kids
Regular host of Comedy
KIDS
Club 4 Kids, winner of
CBBC’s The Slammer and
warm up for BBC’s Dick &
Dom, comedian Tiernan Douieb
performs one whole hour of silly
stand-up for kids and bigger kids. That’s children, not
baby goats. No baby goats allowed. Ages 6-99.
‘He had delighted giggles running round the room’ –
The Telegraph
3.20pm - Andy White: Daddy Fool
Do you strive to be a better parent?
Don’t worry, you’ll always be a better
one than comedian Andy White. He
loves everything about parenthood
apart from actually doing it. A funny
and honest show about being a dad.
You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll probably
want to call social services.
8.40pm - Carly Smallman: Love and Other
Catastrophes
Star of ITV2’s ‘Viral Tap’ and BBC2’s
‘The Rob Brydon Show’, Carly
Smallman brings you her latest hour
of musical stand-up. Though she’s
not promising it’ll be light-hearted.
“Downright hilarious,
Smallman is a must see” – GQ. “Smutty, Outspoken
jollity” – The Telegraph. “A bundle of energy” –
The Sun” Work in progress.
99 problems and the way to solve
them! Are there everyday problems
or questions you need answered? Let
Steffen Peddie, a man who has
multiple problems every day, show
you the way to happiness or revenge.
Improvised from your questions, a
different show every-time!
Your fav comedian John Hastings who
got 4 stars from fest magazine and
5 stars from the mirror tries out his
brand new hour of stand up comedy.
Joe Ross Williams: Pistol Shrimp
Venue: Ned Ludd
Time: 6.30pm
Tickets: Free
6pm - Jay Handley: All my best bits
HA!
Penella Mellor is not a good grown up
but she is a good comedian.
Leicester Mercury New Comedian
Award Nominee 2015 BBC New
Comedy Awards Semi finalist 2014
Amused Moose Laugh Off Finalist 2014
Nandos New Comedian of the Year 2013 & Beat The
Frog World Series Champion 2013.
10pm - Steffen Peddie:
99 Problems and the Chips Aint One
4.40pm - John Hastings:
Work In Progress
Jay performs at some of the country’s
best clubs including The Glee,
Jongleurs and The Comedy Store. This
show has the best bits from his past
two Edinburgh Fringe shows.
“There are moments here that can go
toe to toe with some of the funniest
stand up skits I’ve seen” EdFringeReview.com
7.20pm - Penella Mellor:
Not A Good Grown Up
HA!
Symbiosis; nature’s definition of two
polarising creatures finding purpose
and survival. Deep within the ocean,
the unassuming, diminutive pistol
shrimp’s neurotic demeanour hides a powerful blast. It’s
this creature that Joe Ross Williams identifies with most,
as he aspires to be more like his petite, powerful, prawn
pal in life.
HA!
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Andrew Watts: How To Build A Chap
Venue: Canalhouse
Time: 6pm
Following 2015’s hugely popular
five-star Feminism for Chaps. Andrew
wants his son to be everything that
he’s not. But how do you ensure that
your child doesn’t grow up to be a comedian?
As seen on ITV’s Stand-Up Hero and Comedy Central’s
The World Stands Up.
“Gender politics just got fun” Broadway Baby
The Best In Live Stand-up Comedy
Tickets: £9.50 (£5 NUS) *
present another sterling line-up of
circuit - featuring Jo Caulfield, Tom Allen, Chris Turner
and Matt Price. With two fully-stocked bars and a
Carl Jones and Nina Gilligan
Venue: Canalhouse
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £3
Carl (BBC New Comedy Award) and
Nina (Liverpool Comedian of the Year)
are combining their significant comedy
talents to bring you an hour of big laughs and amusing
anecdotes as they develop new material for their
award-winning* debut solo shows. And all for just three
quid.
Jon Pearson: Tall Order
Venue: The Ned Ludd
Time: 8pm
Tickets: Free
Jon is a big man, but every man was
small once...... Right? Join Jon as he
tells this hilarious tale of what its like
to be overgrown at every stage of life, and how only
some of it can be blamed on his diet of Melton’s world
famous pork pies.
Venue: Jongleurs
show. The complete package, EAT ...
DRINK ... LAUGH ... DANCE..... !!!
Featuring: Tim Fitzingham, Christian Schulte, Javier
Jarquin, Curtis Walker.
Haydn Griffith-Jones: If you like Piña Coladas
Venue: Plates Records
Time: 8.30pm
Tickets: Free
f you like piña coladas and getting
caught in the rain, If you’re not into
yoga, if you have half a brain
If you like making love at midnight in the dunes of the
cape. Then I’m the love that you’ve looked for, write to
me and escape
Comedy Pub Quiz
Venue: Canalhouse
Time: 9pm
Tickets: £2
DY
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QUIZ
Question No.1: Do you like comedy?
Question No.2: Do you like quizzes?
Question No.3: Would you like to come to a comedy
quiz?
If you have said yes to all of these then we have exactly
that. Bring thinking caps and silly team names and end
the festival in style.
BLUNDABUS WEEKEND
Venue: BlundaBus
4.30pm - Bob Slayer: Fat Jockey
Once upon a time Bob was a Jockey...
Really? Surely he’s too tall? Too fat?
How big was the flippin’ horse?
Presenting Bob’s origin story:
pre-comedy (Malcolm Hardee Award
winner), pre-touring with bands
(Bloodhound Gang, Electric Eel Shock,
Snoop Dogg) andpre-eating all the pies, Bob could’ve
won the Grand National! ‘The show I started comedy to
do!’ (Bob Slayer).
6pm - Viv Groskop: Say Sorry to the Lady
From BBC Radio 4’s Viv Groskop,
Funny Women finalist and Maestro
Impro winner, comes a brand new
stand-up show about the challenges
of everyday life when everything
annoys you and yet you feel you must
constantly apologise for yourself and
for others. Includes ranting about being a reluctant
authority figure to children and then lots of apologies
for the ranting.
7.30pm - Russell Hicks
Fast paced, funny, obnoxious. Beneath
that is an improvised coming of age
story that will be created on the night.
Beneath that is a story about this one
time two old men tried to attack me
during a gig in Bracknell. Beneath that
is a class clown - clowning. Throw that
in a margarita shaker and add a poignant closing speech
on the meaning of art and you have everything a show
needs.
Tickets: £7
Phil’s solo storytelling show: ‘It’s easy
to get lost in Kay-world, it’s the close
proximity to such high energy levels,
emotionally charged and visceral storytelling. There’s little doubt that Kay was
the chief influence on stand-ups who are now regularly
selling out enormodomes now, but the prospect of him
hitting marks and dressing in the same stage gear every
night for DVD continuity is a belly laugh in itself.
10.30pm - 1am - NeverMind The BusStops
be warned, the BlundaBus is intimate
so make sure you get a ticket to ride!
‘Brilliant off-the-cuff show...’
(ThreeWeeks)
WEEKENDER
www.blundabus.com
SUNDAY
15
NOVEMBER
BLUNDABUS WEEKEND
Venue: BlundaBus
3pm - Joz & Ali: The Wizard of Joz
Joz isn’t in Kansas any more.
He’s on a bus in Nottingham,
KIDS
and he’s got his cheeky
puppet friend Mango to keep
him company. He sets off on
an adventure down the Hollow Brick
Road to find the Wizard of Joz who
can help him to cure Mango’s toothache. On the way he
meets all sorts of characters, like Spaghetti & Meatball
and the Happy Plaice, and learns an important lesson
about friendship.
4.30pm - Ali Brice presents: Eric Meat Has No
Proof, Only Memories of Pasta
9pm - Phil Kay MegaBusy
Street Food
Facepainting
Lots of Comedy
etc..
Family Friendly
in the day
The BlundaBus will be here for an extra day
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at Castle Rock
Brewery
Brice is back with a host of silly
characters. Eric Meat is heartbroken,
can’t cook spaghetti, and out to do
what he wants. Join him as he tries to
find out exactly who he is. It could be
disastrous. It will definitely be ridiculous. Come, join the
fun! Be sure to bring your frog hats!
6pm - Joz Norris: Hey Guys!
Hey guys! ‘I am become Death.’ I am
a pigrat. I am building families out
of friends. I can move forwards and
backwards and side to side. I am a little
lost boy. I keep my secrets somewhere
safe. Come and have fun. ‘But you got
to wear your sunglasses so you can
feel cool.’ Why do we do it? Fifty minutes of nonsense to
express one feeling.
7pm - NeverMind The BusStops &
ComedyOpoly (Drink The Bar Dry!)
Bob Slayer’s more than infamous end
of festival show that probably isn’t for
you? DoubleDing! Room for one on
top? Make sure you get a ticket to ride!
‘Spirit of the Fringe’ (The Guardian)
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VENUES
Alea Casino
108 Upper Parliament St, Nottingham, NG1 6LF
0115 871 7288
n.b only over 18’s at this venue. If you look
under the age of 25 you may be asked for ID.
www.aleacasinos.com
BlundaBus
Castle Rock Brewery
Next to Vat and Fiddle
12 Queensbridge Rd, Nottingham NG2 1NB
www.castlerockbrewery.co.uk/pubs/vat-andfiddle
www.blundabus.com
Canalhouse
48-52 Canal Street, Nottingham, NG1 7EH
0115 955 5060
www.thecanalhouse.co.uk
The Cross Keys
15 Byard Lane, Nottingham, NG1 2GJ
0115 941 7898
www.crosskeysnottingham.co.uk
The Glee Club
British Waterways Building,
The Waterfront, Nottingham, NG1 7EH
0871 472 0400
www.glee.co.uk
Jongleurs
Oceana, Lower Parliament Street, Nottingham,
NG1 3BB
08700 111 960
www.jongleurs.co.uk
The Maze / Forest Tavern
257 Mansfield Road, Nottingham, NG1 3FT
0115 947 5650
www.themazerocks.com
Mansfield Palace Theatre
Leeming St, Mansfield, NG18 1NG
01623 633133
www.mansfield.gov.uk/palacetheatre
The National Videogame Arcade
24-32 Carlton Street, Nottingham NG1 1NN
0115 881 3091
www.gamecity.org
The Navigation
6 Wilford Street, Nottingham, NG2 1AA
0115 837 1930
www.thenavinn.com
Ned Ludd
27 Friar Ln, Nottingham NG1 6DA
0115 948 4221
www.thenedludd.com
Plates Records
4 Wilford Street, The I Club,
(also known as the Irish Club)
Nottingham, NG2 1AA
07775958948
www.platesrecords.co.uk
Poppy and Pint
Pierrepont Rd, West Bridgford, Nottingham
NG2 5DX
0115 981 9995
www.castlerockbrewery.co.uk/pubs/poppy-pint
Rough Trade
5 Broad St, Nottingham NG1 3AJ
0115 896 4012
www.roughtrade.com
Royal Concert Hall
Theatre Square, Nottingham NG1 5ND
0115 989 5555
www.trch.co.uk
Sports Bar at Notts County Football Club
Meadow Lane, Nottingham NG2 3HJ
www.nottscountyfc.co.uk

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