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Christmas Crackers Comedy Club!
December 6, 2024 @ 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Come and joins us for a night of fantastic festive funnies at our stand-up comedy club this December!
Joining us for thig night of mighty mirth filled merriment are these comedy Christmas Crackers! – Mark Cram, Prince Abdi, Kate Lucas and Mike Cox!
Mark Cram
Mark is quite the all-rounder; with both a killer set and strong MCing chops. For the last few years Mark has been plying his comedy trade across the UK. Constantly evolving, usually unpredictable; he is garnering positive reactions everywhere he goes.
Mark thrills crowds with his tales of dead-end jobs, his family and being the less than grateful winner of Bedford Comedian of the Year.
“A Masterclass in comedy design” Newbury Weekly News
Prince Abdi
Prince Abdi is a versatile and unique story teller and a feel-good comedian.
As well as being a regular on the UK comedy circuit, Prince Abdi has performed in various countries overseas including USA, Turkey, Holland, and Kenya. Prince Has Supported the Likes of Dave Chappelle, Stephen K Amos, Jack Whitehall and Reg D Hunter.
“Pacy, upbeat and infectious” Chortle
“Refreshingly funny” The Stage
Kate Lucas
Award winning musical comedian Kate Lucas is known for her razor sharp and deliciously dark songs. She combines catchy melodies with original lyrics to showcase her playfully bitter musings on life. Audiences have come to expect examples of what not to say and how not to behave from this talented comic.
★★★★“Wickedly naughty and deliciously dark.” Broadway Baby
★★★★“A true musical genius.” Ed Fest Mag
★★★★★ “Comedy perfection.”To Do List
Mike Cox
Mike Cox quickly made his mark on the comedy scene with his sharp witted observational style which saw him crowned South Coast Comedian of the Year in 2014 and the Not So New Comedian of the Year in 2022..
“Like an Everyman, if that Everyman had delicious cynicism and razor sharp wit.” – Romesh Ranganathan
“If Rob Beckett is the new Micky Flanagan then Cox could be the new Rob Beckett” – Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard
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