Woofers Comedy Club

Woofers Comedy Club is back. 

Featuring some of the best comedic talents in live comedy right on your doorstep.  Hosted by regular MC Phil Walker, you are pretty much guaranteed a great night of side-splitting fun.  Headlining this month is the star of Have a word Podcast, the brilliantly funny comedian who is Dan Nightingale.  Dan began his comedy career in Newcastle back in 2002, and has since gone on to become one of the most recognisable faces on the north west comedy circuit.  As well as being a top-class headline act and MC, Dan has also performed regular TV warm up for the likes of Jonathan Ross, John Bishop and Celebrity Juice.  Widely admired for his observational wit and killer punchlines, Dan's comedy is original, playful, intelligent, poignant and exciting; sometimes ridiculous, but always hilarious.  His hit Have a Word podcast is one of the popular downloaded podcasts with a huge following, so much so, Dan and his co-star Adam Rowe have recently sold out arenas and huge theatres on tour.
'Nightingale can make just about anything funny. He's lightning-quick, Time Out.

Joining Dan on the night, introducing a rising comedy star that many in the industry are tipping for greatness, Oliver Bowler.  Hailing from the mean cobbles of Bolton, Oliver Bowler is a talented rising star of the UK comedy scene.  A natural born storyteller, Oliver is one of the most exciting stand-ups to hit the circuit in recent years and is marked as one to watch after winning over audiences across the UK.  Oliver mixes hilarious physicality, dry wit and cheeky charm to his relatable experiences through his well-crafted jokes.  'A natural performer, echoes of Peter Kay and Lee Evans. Very funny!', The Laughięnda.

Also featured are the completely bonkers duo, The Halls of Ridiculous.  A multi award winning comedy double act from Yorkshire who create quick fire improvised comedy sketches using audience suggestions and input.  Watch in awe as they push the boundaries of sketch and character creativity to the max with their quick thinking improvised scenes and quirky approach to performance.  It's a bit like the TV show Whose Line Is It Anyway but with a modern twist and the best bit is, it's always a totally different show every time.  'The best show of the Fringe so far. A euphoric experience. Amazing!', ★★★★★ EdFringe Review.

Please be advised to book early to avoid disappointment as these shows often sell out (also you can save a couple of quid by booking in advance).

Line ups are occasionally subject to change due to unforseen circumstances.