- 28
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- 2016
- 08.00
- pm
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Hannah Silvester: Setting the world on fire and other hobbies.
Stand-up comedy with heart and depth and songs.
Hannah Silvester was Disneyfied from an early age and spent her days trying really hard to be beautiful, modest and kind. In 2016 she gave it all up to become a rapscallion. Some might call it a mid-life crisis; some might suggest it is a defiant protest against social conditioning; some might consider it’s just what happens when you get older and stop caring so much. Join the 2014 Midlands Comedy Award Winner for a show that explores her journey to the dark side and other stuff she finds funny and interesting.
Hull Comedy Festival – New Comedian of the Year 2015 – Second Place
Midlands Comedy Awards – Breakthrough Act 2014 – Winner
Birmingham Comedy Festival – Breaking Talent Award 2014 – Finalist
Nottingham Comedy Festival – New Comedian of the Year 2014 – Finalist
Funny Women Awards 2013 – Semi Finalist
‘She’s a woman with a lot of attitude, and a way of expressing it that is often viciously, hilariously blunt’ – Chortle
‘All round appeal’ – Glasgow Stand
The Castle, 66 Oldham Street, Manchester M4 1LE
Doors 19.45 Show 20:00-21:00
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Amy Gledhill : Making a Show of Herself
Multi award- winning comedian (ooh, get her!) invites you to spend an hour in a comfy chair, facing in her general direction. Full of beans, full of biscuits and most of all, full of laughs. Come on in and put some joy in your face.
“Silly, vivacious and very funny.” -Richard Herring
“Adorably hilarious and hilariously adorable” -Mitch Benn
“Deftly balances the intelligent with the daft… solid stand up” – The Skinny Magazine
The Castle, 66 Oldham Street, Manchester M4 1LE
Doors 21.15 Show 21.30-22.30
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Rachel Sambrooks : Stand by your Nan
The original Educating Rita meets Buddha of Suburbia pretended to be an ordinary working class housewife whilst she went on strange spiritual quests and ate cake on a diet, made bread pudding with baked beans in, and got an art degree at 88. A sitcom in herself, come hear some hilarious tales of my nan and bring your own to share. Lots of fun and free cake. (Funded by Arts Council England) a new show from Rachel Sambrooks semi finalist Old Comedian of the year 2016, Sitcom Trials heat winner 2016, writer credits for BBC Newsjack and World Cup Tapes.
The Castle, 66 Oldham Street, Manchester M4 1LE
Doors 22:45 | Show 23:00-00.00
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