Bar Open From 7pm – Show starts at 8pm
Headline Act – Darren Harriot
Host – Harry Stachini
Opening Act – Jack Gledlow
Middle Act – TBC
Headline Act – Darren Harriot
He first appeared on TV screens in 2016 on Stand Up Central for the channel Comedy Central. Following his success on the show, he made an appearance on the BBC’s Live at the Apollo in 2017. He followed that up by winning Edinburgh Fringe’s Best Newcomer Award. Returning to Fringe in 2019, Darren won the Best Show Award. Darren has toured the UK with his comedy shows and appeared in many comedy clubs all across the country.
Darren Harriott is one of the most exciting comedians on the circuit. Over the last couple of years, he has appeared on Live at the Apollo, Russell Howard’s Stand Up Central, BBC Radio 4’s Best of the Fest, The Now Show and 5Live’s Fighting Talk. He also features in a series for Comedy Central Online, and has his own BBC Three short coming soon.
Host – Harry Stachini
Stachini is the comedian to watch in this new decade. Slowly but surely climbing up the ranks of the stand-up comedy world, Harry has established a reputation as an exciting young comedian with an impressive easy-going style. His warm and friendly stage presence comfortably leads us through hilarious and skilful storytelling which is beyond his years.
Harry feels like a mate as he shares his distinctive but familiar outlook on the world, his likeable character involves the audience, luring us into well-crafted scenarios, with expert delivery leaving us in stitches.
Harry performs at the UK’s finest comedy clubs and festivals having hosted the prestigious ‘Bound and Gagged’ ‘AAA’ Comedy Showcase at the Edinburgh Festival in 2017. He returned in 2019 to perform his debut solo show ‘Tigers Don’t Cry’ to sold-out audiences.
Opening Act – Jack Gledlow
Jack is in huge demand on the live comedy scene. As well as performing across the top UK comedy club such as The Glee Club, Manfords and Just The Tonic, Jack has just returned from Edinburgh Fringe where he performed his debut solo show Mr Saturday Night which received 5 and 4 star reviews! He has also been on the road as tour support for Lloyd Griffith and featured at Latitude’s main Comedy Arena (a mere 3,500 people!) and The Cabaret Stage 2017 and 2018.
In the words of Leicester Comedy Festival, after winning the prestigious 2018 Leicester Mercury Comedian of The Year award, “Jack bowled over the judges with his quirky set; a delightful blend of audience participation, wordplay and physical comedy.”