Let The Comedy Club put a spring in your step and laughter in your belly with the year’s first Comedy Club show at Worcester Warriors on Thursday, March 3.
We’ve got a brilliant line-up for you with three top stand-up comedians from the UK comedy circuit including an Englishman, an Irishman, and a deaf man…Plus with FREE membership at www.hahaheehee.com there has never been a better time to receive club discounts, win free tickets and get all the comedy gossip free each month. (next show April 7)
MC – RYAN McDONNELL
“A candid and incisive brand of comedy” – The Irish Post
Belfast boy Ryan McDonnell is no stranger to laughs in his home town and is currently building up quite a reputation for himself on the UK comedy circuit. He interjects a sharp wit and Irish charm in his observation of everyday life. Sometimes bizarre, often dark he’ll guide you on a unique journey through the world as he sees it. Ryan was a runner up in the 2009 Amused Moose Laugh Off final in Edinburgh and a 2008 Magners Comedy Awards finalist.
OPENING – SAM AVERY
City Life North West Comedian Of The Year: Runner-Up, Leicester Mercury Comedian Of The Year: Finalist
Sam Avery wanted to be a rock star. It nearly happened. Despite being signed up by BMG Records at the age of 17 (he had to resign from his beloved paper round), and subsequent tours with Motorhead and Ice T, the story soon took a familiar turn. Contracts were anulled, money was stolen and before he knew it he was back at the paper shop asking for his fluorescent bag back. Friendly and enthusiastic, his observational style instantly puts audiences at ease allowing him to regale them with his tales of everyday life. Sam has gained a reputation for being able to spark the dullest of rooms into life with his warm, infectious humour and quick wit.
HEADLINE – STEVE DAY
Abnormally Funny People (Sky), The Sound Barrier (BBC), Natural Born Talent (Ch4)
Steve Day is a truly unique comedian – warm, witty and engaging whilst dealing with the dilemmas of being a deaf man in a hearing world. His stories of multiple children, wearing a suit and the problems caused by not knowing how words are pronounced will have audiences in raptures, and his uplifting tales of overcoming the obstacles in his path will leave crowds feeling inspired.
Waitress service on the night, joke competition with prizes and food available from 7pm until 8.15pm.
Tickets are £12 with members £10. Over 18s only with doors opening at 7pm with show time at 8.30pm. For tickets call 01905 454183 or visit www.hahaheehee.com