
The Coastal Comedy Christmas Special with Paul McCaffrey
The Coastal Comedy Christmas Special with Paul McCaffrey at Lighthouse, Poole
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The Coastal Comedy Christmas Special with Paul McCaffrey £21.00
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Dive into the festive spirit with Coastal Comedy Club, our award-winning, sell-out comedy night, bringing top-tier stand-up talent to the Lighthouse’s beautifully intimate studio. Expect a brilliant evening of laughs with three fantastic acts and a hilarious host, the perfect way to kick off your Christmas celebrations. Our headliner is the incredibly talented Paul McCaffrey! Recent star of Live at the Apollo (BBC2) Impractical Jokers (BBC3) and many more! Paul quickly established himself as one of the most exciting acts around, winning both The London Paper and the Latitude Festival new act competitions. He has been seen on Russell Howard's Good News, heard on Russell Kane’s Whistle-Stop Tour (BBC Radio 2), and is a regular guest on The Matt Forde Show. “Likeable, animated and fluid with a first-rate sense of timing” Chortle "A total natural, his storytelling is utterly unique, never anything less than gut-bustlingly hilarious" GQ Magazine Opening the show is the hilarious comedy magician Wayne the Weird with his outrageous on-stage tomfoolery! Incorporating stand-up comedy, with magic. Plus the hilarious Paul Pirie who’s physical, theatrical presence on stage and his sharp, rapid-fire comedy onslaught is packed with highly entertaining material, blurring the line between real-life anecdotes and flights of fancy. “A hilarious rubber faced clown.” THE SCOTSMAN Don’t miss this top night out, sponsored by United Taxis. The night is hosted by Adrienne Coles from award winnin
Featuring - Paul McCaffrey

Paul McCaffrey is a stand-up comedian and comic actor who appeared on the BBC3 prank show, Impractical Jokers, alongside Roisin Conaty, Joel Dommett and Marek Larwood.
'Hugely professional... likeable, animated and fluid with a first-rate sense of timing' (Chortle)
'He has charm, charisma and success written all over him' (Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard)
'Obviously born to be a comic’ (The Scotsman).