Comedy Club - May

Our most excellent Comedy Club continues to delight and May's line-up is no exception. Delivering the superb stand-up comedy will be Cerys Nelmes, Tom Little, Kev Mud and headlined by Karen Bayley!

Do note line up is subject to change.

Suitable for 18 years and over

Karen Bayley

Delightfully saucy, her friendly and confident stage presence, combined with akiller wit, an infectious giggle and some devastating one-liners make her acomedic force to be reckoned with a warm and welcoming with a delightfully saucy and spiky edge, her bold, no nonsense attitude strikes a perfect pitch with men and women alike.

“Bayley’s material surprises with inspired and sparkling punchlines...with comic timing that is rarely less than brilliant. An assured performer who doesn’t havemuch trouble getting audiences laughing.”- Chortle

“Likeable headstrong persona-packing a considerable performing punch.” The List

Tom Little is an award-winning comedian. In 2015 he won the Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year (an award also won by acts such as Johnny Vegas, Jason Manford, Rhod Gilbert and Romesh Ranganathan) which he never stops banging on about. He was also a BBC Radio New Comedy Award finalist and his 2018 Edinburgh show was nominated for the Amused Moose Comedy Award. He plays the well-read fool, taking on hugely diverse facts,but refusing to deal with them conventionally, with a unique turn of phrase.

‘Inventive, unexpected and often very silly.... He surely can’t remain a hidden treasure forlong.’ ****-Chortle

‘A huge talent.’-The Scotsman

Cerys Nelmes has had a very colourful and eventful life which she loves talking about to make people laugh. She performs her comedy in a storytelling style with a West Country charm that is easy to warm to. Cerys is making waves in the tv industry as one of the best female TV warmup artists, most recently working for Gordon Ramsey/StudioRamsey, and alongside George Lambon Football Tonight for BTSport and also working for ITV and Channel 4.

Kev Mud made a blistering start to his stand up career by either winning or getting to the finals of most national competitions in his first year. So it's no surprise that by year three, he was booked to play on the main comedy stage at Glastonbury, and been the subject of full page articles in the national press. Kev has shared the stage with the likes of Frankie Boyle, Sara Pascoe, Russell Howard, Ed Gamble, Kiri Pritchard McClean, Al Murray and Shaparak Khorsandi, as well as appearing on TV alongside Mark Steel, Paul Foot, Josh Pugh and Ian Stone.

"Self depricating... leftfield... absurdist! Abreakthrough success!" THE GUARDIAN

"He's a dead cert this guy. Future star!" BBC