Tickets are now available for both our Glasgow Comedy Festival show at the GilmoreHill G12 theatre and the Edinburgh show at the Bedlam Theatre.
Book tickets for the Edinburgh show (Friday 7th March, 7.30pm) online here or, if you are a Bedlam Theatre member, please purchase your ticket in person with your members card for an exclusive discount.
Book tickets for the Glasgow show (Saturday 8th March, 8.30pm) online here or call 0870 013 5464.
January 28, 2008
Thank you to the 300 + folk who came to Sketchatron last Friday. We shared a fantastic bill with Idiots of Ants, The Sunday Defensive and Pappy’s Fun Club and we managed to be Critics Choice in Time Out, The London Paper and even The Islington Gazette, which isn’t bad going. It was a very very packed out show and it was plenty fun. Some of us managed to sneak off near the bar and huddle over a tiny digital radio to listen to the third episode of The Brothers Faversham which was broadcast just after the show on BBC7. All in all a very pleasant evening.
January 23, 2008
Miles Jupp, narrator extraordinaire on The Brothers Faversham, is in real-life Miles Jupp, award-winning veteran comedian and tremendous gentlemanly stand-up entertainer.
A nearby rumourmill hints he will be returning to the Edinburgh Festival this year with a new stand up show. You may be interested to hear that his first show in 2008 is at one of our favourite venues, the Etcetera Theatre in the next couple of weeks. Click on the picture on the left for more info.
We will all be going along, do come and join us. Click here to book tickets.
January 23, 2008
We are opening at Sketchatron this Friday at the Pleasance Theatre, and most pleased to find that the night is number one in Time Out’s Critics Choice this week.
“An amazing night of sketch comedy from four of the strongest and most innovative groups around including the slick and accomplished Idiots of Ants, terrific duo Sunday Defensive, dark and divine Victorian trio the Penny Dreadfuls and the superb silly sausages Pappy’s Fun Club.”
Do come along.
January 28, 2008