Lone Wolf Comedy Club
Lone Wolf Comedy Club at Grendon Hall, Northampton
LONE WOLF COMEDY-Grendon Underwood £18.70
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About the show
Join us for a fantastic night of live stand-up comedy featuring a hand-picked line-up of professional comedians, rising stars, and occasional surprise guests. Whether you're planning a night out with friends, a date night, or simply looking for a great laugh, Lone Wolf Comedy Club delivers top-quality comedy in an intimate atmosphere.
Important Information • Seating is unreserved and allocated on a first come, first served basis. • Want to sit with your mates? Please arrive early. We cannot guarantee that groups arriving late will be seated together. • Doors close at 7:50pm. Late admission may not be possible once the show has started or during performances. • Refunds cannot be issued due to late arrival, missed performances, seating preferences. • Tickets are non-refundable within 48 hours of the event. • Acts and running order are subject to change without notice. • Comedy performances may contain strong language and adult themes. • Please ensure mobile phones are switched to silent during the show. • "Management reserves the right to refuse admission or remove disruptive guests without refund." • "Line-ups advertised in advance are subject to availability and may change due to circumstances beyond our control." We look forward to welcoming you for an evening of great comedy and big laughs.
Featuring - Andrew Bird
Watching The Young Ones with his brothers as an eight year old, at two in the morning on Comic Relief, he realised then that he wanted to be funny in some way. Relaxed and improvisatory, Andrew Bird is one of those rare comedians who makes friends with his audiences in an instant with his engaging mix of childhood stories and more recent anecdotes.
He has supported Rhod Gilbert, Lee Hurst and Michael McIntyre as well as performing internationally.
'Superb... the exciting rising star' (Time Out)
'A natural comedian' (The Stage)
'Beautifully observed and insightful... not only an entertaining story but a very funny hour of fine stand-up' (Chortle)
'Effortlessly engaging and funny as hell' (Rhod Gilbert).
Carey Marx
Carey Marx's wilful disregard for the controversial and delicate is tempered beautifully by his ability to find joy in the most unexpected places.
Formerly in double-act 'Kez and Jodi', a comedy illusion act. Live wire, Canadian comedy magician. Winner of Best International Show at the New Zealand Comedy Festival 2009, he blends dark humour with a mischievous, gleeful delivery,
'Marx's slick delivery lends itself to clever verbal comedy, while his flexible features can switch in an instant from cheeky schoolboy grin to menacing stare' (The Scotsman)
'Hilariously demented' (Edinburgh Evening News)
'Excellent' (The Guardian)
'He is a masterful stylist, gracefully switching from surrealism to sardonic irony' (Skinny Fest)
'Anecdotally debauched... But if his lines are frequently sick, they're elegantly written, too, and there's a childlike glee to his naughtiness' (The Herald)
'A darkly comic Quentin Tarantino' (Chortle)
'Opium for the people' (Broadway Baby)
'supremely crafted comedy' (The List).
Steve Williams
More topical than Trevor MacDonald, Steve is one of the tallest guys on the circuit and certainly one of the most original. His Welsh genes allow him to have a totally different aspect on life although he hasn't lost any of the traditional Welsh values, including their fondness for sheep.
He has supported Lee Mack on tour, appeared on Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow and was nominated for a Chortle Award. Steve never fails to surprise and engage audiences with his hybrid of bizarre stories, larger than life physicality, spontaneous improvisation and skewed view of everyday life.
'Steve Williams has proven his lauders correct and come of age as one of Britain's best stand-up performers... effortless audience interaction, inventive and adaptable use of his material and some of the best natural improvisation you will see at the Fringe this year... an hour filled with a constant torrent of laughter' (Fest).