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Barnstormers Comedy Nights
Featuring three great Jongleurs or Comedy Store regulars in each show, you're guaranteed a great night's entertainment. Visit www.barnstormerscomedy.com to check out their credentials and see who's coming up!
Tue 23rd September 7.30pm
Tue 21st October 7.30pm
Tue 25th November 7.30pm
Tickets: £7.50 in advance, £8.50 on the door
Paddy McGuinness - Thu 25th September 8pm
Paddy's new show will have the “plus you” element. Specially invited guests from your area will be hand picked by Paddy himself to be his new support act. All this plus a winner’s cheque for two thousand pounds and a chance to appear in his new live DVD. The competitions will be run on Paddy’s web site and in the local press.
Perhaps best known as Peter Kay's sidekick on the ever popular 'Phoenix Nights and it's spin off 'Max & Paddy's Road to Nowhere', Paddy McGuinness’ last tour ‘The Dark Side’ was the fastest selling of 2006 taking in 115 sold out dates selling more than 160,000 tickets.
Tickets: £17.50 
Russell Howard - Dingledodies - Wed 1st October 7.30pm
Still unfashionably fond of humanity the star of Mock The Week and BBC6 Music, Russell is back with his 5th new stand-up show following 3 sell-out tours in the space of 1 year.
‘You’ll find more laughs here than many comedians manage in an entire career’, The Metro.
'one of the most sought-after acts in British stand-up' The Daily Telegraph
www.russell-howard.co.uk
www.myspace.com/russellhowardcomedian
Tickets: £15
Frankie Boyle - Wed 8th October 7.30pm
Frankie Boyle, the bespectacled Scottish comedian, is known as the ‘Dark Heart of Mock the Week’, by the BBC2 comedy show’s presenter Dara O’Briain.
His jokes and one-liners throughout the successful satirical panel show cover subjects – death, paedophilia, murder – that other comics tend not to cover. And it’s a reputation he’s happy to build upon as he travels the country on his first every national tour.
“I started off my career telling jokes about murders and serial killers. I just thought about whatever came into my head – the darker side of Scottish life and, erm, serial killers,” he says. “One causes the other.”
Tickets: £17.50
Jethro - Wed 15th October 7.30pm
The legendary Cornish Comic returns with another bout of heavyweight belly crunching comedy. He’s slightly politically incorrect, but rated by many, as the funniest man in the land. If you don’t laugh at this show, you need psychological help!! *Contains adult material.
Tickets £18, £17
Joe Pasquale - Tue 18th November 7.30pm
Joe Pasquale (plus special guest) is back on the road with a brand new show. Tickets are on sale now for a wonderful evening of laughs from this perennially popular comic.
Tickets: £17.50
Four Poofs and a Piano - Fri 21st November 7.30pm
More Hairdressers Than Barber Shop
4 Poofs and a Piano have become a household name thanks to their appearance on the hugely popular, award winning Friday Night With Jonathan Ross now into its 16th series. In this, their first national tour, the boys are promising an eclectic mix of song and dance, from jaunty re-workings of classic covers to their own comic observations of life in the noughties.
Dave, David, Stephen and Ian invite their audience to sit back, relax and enjoy 4 men prancing around and having more fun than is appropriate for men of their age.
No sequins were harmed in the making of this show.
Tickets: £15
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