Comedy at the Club!

We are delighted to welcome Jeff Lane to compere an evening of great comedy from top comedians.

Our headline act is Steve Day. Steve describes himself as Britain’s only deaf comedian, if there are any others he hasn’t heard. Actually there are a couple of others who have started since he wrote that joke, but it’s only a joke after all.

Married with five children, a fact nothing to do with not being able to hear the word ‘No’, Steve has been described as ‘warm and witty’ by the Scotsman and has received many other rave reviews whilst performing shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

A familiar voice on Radio 4, Steve has appeared many times on You and Yours, was a token man on Woman’s Hour, has appeared in two radio dramas, All Fingers and Thumbs with Bill Nighy, whom he punched dramatically, and Sound Barriers with Patricia Routledge and Caroline Quentin, both of whom he was prevented from punching.

A disabled performer, Steve is more concerned with success in the mainstream comedy circuit, but is happy to ‘deaf it up’ as necessary if the money is ok and there are sandwiches…

Steve Day

Also on the bill we have Rob Coleman. Rob is a conversational gag merchant. He has been a semi – pro stand up for 10 years or so, closing, opening, middling and MCing his way around the country with a mix of beautifully written gags and true-ish stories, together with some audience banter. Along the way he has learned life lessons such as – ‘never take a first date to watch you perform comedy’ and ‘there are no 24 hour petrol stations in rural Wales.’ He has become increasingly grumpy and his comedy focuses on (amongst other things) politeness, getting old and the joys of long term relationships. Away from stand up. Rob recently rowed across the Atlantic, becoming a world record holder in the process, and lives on a farm in rural Leicestershire.

Rob Coleman

Finally, we have Jane Hill. Jane has been doing stand-up comedy since 2005, performing all around the country. She reached the final of English Comedian of the Year in 2009 and the final of Old Comedian of the Year in 2018. In August 2018 she performed a one-woman show at the Edinburgh Fringe called Addicted to Fun, which got a five-star review. Outside of comedy she is a novelist who’s had three psychological thrillers published by Random House.

Jane Hill

Licensed bar, with drinks at very competitive prices.

Cabaret-style seating.

Doors open at 7.30pm.