A event held at Sidney & Eden on Wednesday 1st March. The event starts at 19:30.
*****Aideen McQueen*****
Aideen McQueen is one of the brightest sparks in the new generation of Irish comics. She’s sassy, sexy, saucy and side-splittingly funny.
Aideen appears regularly on RTE, TG4, BBC Northern Ireland and BBC Radio 4. She is one of the resident comperes at the world famous International Comedy Club in Dublin and has appeared alongside Sean Hughes, Reginald D Hunter, Ardal O’ Hanon, Dylan Moran, Johnny Vegas, Phil Kay and Frankie Boyle.
She has performed at many festivals including The Vodafone Comedy Festival,The Electric Picnic Festival and Prague Comedy Festival. In 2019 she had two sell-out shows at the Edinburgh Fringe.
*****Ben Pope*****
Ben Pope was the Piccadilly Comedy Club New Comedian of the Year Winner 2017 and has placed as a finalist in So You Think You’re Funny and Comedy Cafe New Act of the Year 2015. He started comedy at university where he was the President of the Cambridge Footlights (2013-14) and has been doing stand-up for seven years (as an act and MC). He has toured internationally with the Footlights, and gigs regularly as a stand-up across the UK. Ben has previously worked with the award-winning NewsRevue, and appeared on Comedy Central’s Achievement Unlocked and BBC New Comedy Award on Radio 4 Extra.
“Left the audience gasping for breath” ★★★★★ Varsity
“Smart and artfully ramshackle” ★★★★ The List
“Supremely confident…great material” – Bruce Dessau
“Finely-honed charisma” – The National
“Inspired” – Chortle
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Ludicrously good lineups, great beer and cocktails and a lot of laughs! That's what we're promising at Bristol Comedy Den, TV stars and the best of the UK comedy circuit.
If you're already a comedy fan then this is the best show in town, and if you've never been to see live standup before - this is THE ONE to watch.
Hosted each week by either Burt Williamson or Greg Winfield, there's no night quite like this anywhere else in Bristol.
Doors 19:45pm.
Show starts 8pm.
Entry requirements:
Aideen McQueen is one of the brightest sparks in the new generation of Irish comics. She’s sassy, sexy, saucy and side-splittingly funny.
Aideen appears regularly on RTE, TG4, BBC Northern Ireland and BBC Radio 4. She is one of the resident comperes at the world famous International Comedy Club in Dublin and has appeared alongside Sean Hughes, Reginald D Hunter, Ardal O’ Hanon, Dylan Moran, Johnny Vegas, Phil Kay and Frankie Boyle.
She has performed at many festivals including The Vodafone Comedy Festival,The Electric Picnic Festival and Prague Comedy Festival. In 2019 she had two sell-out shows at the Edinburgh Fringe.
*****Ben Pope*****
Ben Pope was the Piccadilly Comedy Club New Comedian of the Year Winner 2017 and has placed as a finalist in So You Think You’re Funny and Comedy Cafe New Act of the Year 2015. He started comedy at university where he was the President of the Cambridge Footlights (2013-14) and has been doing stand-up for seven years (as an act and MC). He has toured internationally with the Footlights, and gigs regularly as a stand-up across the UK. Ben has previously worked with the award-winning NewsRevue, and appeared on Comedy Central’s Achievement Unlocked and BBC New Comedy Award on Radio 4 Extra.
“Left the audience gasping for breath” ★★★★★ Varsity
“Smart and artfully ramshackle” ★★★★ The List
“Supremely confident…great material” – Bruce Dessau
“Finely-honed charisma” – The National
“Inspired” – Chortle
———————————————————————————————————
Ludicrously good lineups, great beer and cocktails and a lot of laughs! That's what we're promising at Bristol Comedy Den, TV stars and the best of the UK comedy circuit.
If you're already a comedy fan then this is the best show in town, and if you've never been to see live standup before - this is THE ONE to watch.
Hosted each week by either Burt Williamson or Greg Winfield, there's no night quite like this anywhere else in Bristol.
Doors 19:45pm.
Show starts 8pm.
Entry requirements:
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