Performing on the night are; as recently seen on the Michael McIntyre comedy roadshow Andrew Lawrence, one of the most creative and incisive comics on the circuit Nick Revell, quirky and seriously weird Dan Wright plus MC for the evening, self depreciating yet in your face Toby Hadoke. Should be a great night! Tickets are £11 in advance (£10 to season ticket holders) or £13 on the door. Book and pre pay for food and you also get a reserved table. To book call 01908 364184, on line at www.redcardcomedyclub.com or by email; Jacqui.cullen@hotelmk.co.uk.
Next Dates – July 29th, August 26th, September 30th, October 28th, 25th November , 18th December Xmas Special
Act info in more detail:
ANDREW LAWRENCE
Recently seen on the Michael McIntyre Comedy Roadshow, Andrew’s stand up career kick-started when he received rave recognition in all the key new act competitions and he is now a regular favourite on the comedy circuit. Currently touring the UK with his critically acclaimed 2010 Edinburgh show, entitled Andrew Lawrence: The Too Ugly For Television Tour 2010, to a growing fan base of discerning fans addicted to the bleakly dark comic world he creates, his 2010 Chortle Best Headliner Nomination stands testament to his status as one of the UK's top headline acts.
"Once he gets a head of steam going, he’s simply brilliant – and yes, wildly offensive’ (Metro)
NICK REVELL
"...one of the most creative and incisive comics on the circuit" (Guardian, 2009)
Nick began his stand-up career at the Comedy Store in 1980 and was an influential and highly regarded performer and writer through the 1980’s. He has made many visits to the Edinburgh Fringe and was nominated for the Perrier Award for his solo show in 1987. He is a prolific writer for both TV and radio, as well as being one of the hardest working live performers in the UK. He is currently touring his solo show 'Revell Yell'.
"A master craftsman" (Time Out, 2003)
"Scalpel-sharp satirist" (London Evening Standard)
DAN WRIGHT
Despite being lured to TV and achieving cult fame as the diminutive half of Big Cook Little Cook on children’s TV, Wright started his career on the comedy stage and his recent return to the comedy clubs has reaped quick rewards. His hugely animated, lively style, with big physical gestures is ‘Very original, very funny, extremely entertaining.’ (City Life Magazine)
Compere - TOBY HADOKE
Hadoke is a disarming compere who can liven up a lacklustre crowd or tame a feisty one, without him ever losing his unique comedy styling as a self-deprecatory and amusingly vexed curmudgeon it’s impossible to dislike. Quick witted and a verbal craftsman, he’s also politically informed and a great improviser. "A stage manner more engaging than Henry VIII, and a wit sharper than an executioner’s axe. Good audience rapport and a slayer of hecklers" (The Big Issue)
