Chesterfield Comedy Club
Chesterfield Comedy Club at Real Time Live, Chesterfield
About the show
Amuzin Comedy takes over the MONTHLY home of Chesterfield Comedy right in the beating heart of town, at the incredible REAL TIME LIVE!
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With a massive 150 capacity, a proper stage, a brilliant bar , and a reputation for hosting the best live music in town, we thought… why not turn it into the town’s BIGGEST and BEST comedy night too?
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So loud, even your nan will hear it from Hasland.
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This isn’t just another comedy night – this is THE Chesterfield Comedy Club. The one with the biggest stage, the best acts, and the loudest laughs. Accept no imitations.
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Grab your tickets now before we sell out - if you’ve been to one of our events before you know we have a rep for bringing you fantastic line-ups.
Featuring - Carl Jones
After winning the Nottingham Comedy Festival ‘Newcomer to Comedy’ competition after just a handful of gigs, Carl has gone on to reach the semi finals of Amused Moose Laugh Off 2011, win both Manchester and Preston ‘Beat the Frog’ competitions at the first attempt and survived the dreaded gong at the Manchester Comedy Store. As a regular member of Nottingham’s top improvised comedy group ‘MissImp’, Carl can also be seen at their monthly residence at Nottingham’s ‘Glee Club’, bringing a unique brand of quick wit and occasionally rude, laddish humour to an otherwise enlightening and informative evening.
Kate Robb
Kate was a Funny Women Awards semi-finalist just months after starting standup & is a regular on the UK comedy circuit, performing at venues up & down the country. She has been described as:
“Talented & going places” Notts Comedy Review;
“Sharp, sarcastic, brilliantly bold” Ian Whitcombe Comedy;
“A star in the making” Den of Laughs;
"Definitely one to watch" Gag n Bone Man Comedy.
Phil Chapman
Phil began performing comedy in 2006 at a local Chinese restaurant, he was asked to leave soon into the performance, but such was the reaction of the crowd - a rapturous round of applause (in hindsight, this may have been more for the management although no one can really confirm anything) - he decided to pursue a career via more conventional means. He then found a local comedy venue running beginners nights, and after his first performance, was asked to perform in the final of the new act competition, where he placed second.
He continued performing around the North of England, where he placed second in four more competitions, including the legendary Beat the Frog World Series. Given his consistency, and undeterred by his near brushes with success, he decided to carry on performing and has now established himself as a regular in many clubs around the country, and he is renowned for his ability to win over any audience.
From his carefully crafted gags, to his engaging anecdotes, his material and stage presence ensure he is a big hit wherever he's playing, and he always leaves.