Nottingham Comedy Festival 2010 and The Comedy Store Players (May 06, 2010)
Nottingham Comedy Festival
2010:
The Comedy Store Players
It’s finally time to announce the official dates of this year’s
festival. Nottingham will be tickling your funny bones from the 24th September - 4th October, so be sure to put it in your diary, mark it on your
calendar or shave it into the side of the cat.
We can also reveal that the Comedy
Store Players will be performing as part of the festival, for one night
only, on Monday 4th October at Nottingham Playhouse.
Established in 1985 at London’s world famous Comedy Store, the
Players improvise their entire show based on your suggestions. They have no
script, no safety net and no idea of what’s going to happen. Expect a night of
spontaneity, absurdity, off-the-cuff musicals and expertly-crafted mayhem from
the best in the improv business.
“Some of the finest improvisers in the world.”
Eddie Izzard
“A bottomless supply of surreal sketches, dramatic vignettes and
almost tuneful operettas... A must for anyone with a pulse and a sense of
humour!”
www.bbc.co.uk
“The troupe more than lives up to its hallowed reputation... The
livewire skill underpinning all that wanton spontaneity quite takes your breath
away.”
Dominic Cavendish, Daily
Telegraph
The Lineup (subject to
change)
Josie Lawrence
Richard Vranch
Andy Smart
Stephen Frost
Steve Steen
Several of the Players have also appeared on Channel 4’s hit
programme, ‘Whose Line Is It Anyway?’ and, more recently, Josie Lawrence
pounded the pavements of Albert Square as Eastender’s Manda Best.
Tickets cost just £18, and are on sale now. You can find out
more about the Comedy Store Players on their website: www.comedystoreplayers.com.
In other news: Want to Make Em Laugh?
If you want to get up on stage and perform as part of the festival,
there’s still time to sign up. Get in touch with us or click
here to find out how to apply.
NCF Comedy Nights
You don’t have to wait until September to see great comedy in
Nottingham. Come to our regular shows at the Canalhouse on Canal Street (follow
the sound of laughter).
Pub Poetry - An informal and fun evening of
strictly comic and light-hearted poetry or short stories. Everyone’s welcome to
read, so don’t be afraid to bring along your homemade masterpieces or old
favourites.
NCF Comedy Night - Our new monthly night of
stand up, where we bring you some of the country’s top new or up and coming
acts.
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