Sunday 14 July @ The Comedy Pub, 7 Oxendon Street, London, SW1Y 4EE
Shows: Midday – 11pm (Doors 11.30am), Ages: 16+ (18+ from 8pm)
The Stand-Up Club are delighted to announce an brand new comedy festival – Stand-Up Fest – which takes place on Sunday 14 July at The Comedy Pub in Piccadilly, London.
Seventeen top class comedians bring their hour-long shows from midday to 11pm. The Main Room hosts 8 shows by Josh Widdicombe, Nick Helm, Jen Brister, Lucy Porter, Simon Brodkin, Jayde Adams, Vikki Stone and Charlie Baker. These shows are all individually ticketed and available for purchase now, with a capacity of 120 seats.
The Attic Room will host nine shows from highly rated, award winning comedians Marlon Davis, Rob Kemp, Charmian Hughes, Steve Bugeja, Josh Pugh, Phil Jerod, Elliot Steel, Ross Smith, culminating in a highly entertaining ‘Cabaret Hour’. These shows (capacity 70) are free entry with a bucket collection at the end to show appreciation for the acts. Entry to these shows is on a first-come basis.
The Stand-Up Club owner and comedian Andy Stedman said of Stand-Up Fest: “We already run some fantastic club nights featuring many of the top circuit acts each weekend, so we wanted to offer something a bit different with this all-day festival format. People can come along and watch some fab comedy, meet other comedy fans and enjoy a laughter-filled Sunday. There’s free-to-enter shows as well as ticketed ones which gives people a nice choice and allows for different budgets as well as comedic tastes. I hope this will be the first Stand-Up Fest of many!”
Tickets available HERE
STAND-UP FEST 2019: LINE-UP
MAIN ROOM | | ATTIC | |
12.30pm | Jayde Adams | 12.00pm | Ross Smith |
1.45pm | Lucy Porter | 1.15pm | Elliot Steel |
3.00pm | Simon Brodkin | 2.30pm | Rob Kemp |
4.15pm | Vikki Stone | 3.45pm | Phil Jerod |
5.30pm | Nick Helm | 5.00pm | Steve Bugeja |
6.45pm | Charlie Baker | 6.15pm | Josh Pugh |
8.00pm | Jen Brister | 7.30pm | Charmian Hughes |
9.15pm | Josh Widdicombe | 8.45pm | Marlon Davis |
– | – | 10.00pm | ‘Cabaret Hour’ |