COMEDY NIGHT + Live Music: Ambandy // Annabel’s Cabaret & Discotheque

* SOLD OUT *

Three top comedians will be taking to the Annabel’s stage for a night of laughs, 2-4-1 cocktails and fun!

Don’t be in a rush to leave after the comedy – The show will be immediately followed by live music from Ambandy, plus DJ RICH KEITH upstairs in the Disco!

Tickets: £12 in advance (+ £1.20 Booking Fee)

– Doors: 7.30pm
– Show starts: 8.30pm promptly

We encourage early arrival between 7.30pm-8pm to ensure everyone is served and seated for 8.30pm.

IF you are attending the show as a group, please try and book your tickets together or under the same booking name to ensure you will be seated together. If this is not possible, please inform us at admin@annabelscabaret.co.uk and we will endeavour to get you all seated in the same area providing there is sufficient notice.

THE LINE UP:

★★★ DAVE THOMPSON ★★★

Stand-up comedian, actor, and writer. Best known for being Tinky Winky in Teletubbies.

As a live act, he has worked in the USA, Sweden, France, Ireland, Holland, The Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, Croatia, Dubai, Oman, and The Falklands as well as on the British circuit. His absurdist physical humour led Ben Elton to write a role for him in his 2000 movie Maybe Babe, as Dave The Comedian, aka Mrs. Furblob.

★★ CURRER BALL ★★

2018 Piccadilly New Act of the Year Finalist – Currer Ball is a Glaswegian stand-up comedian based in London.

He’s been gigging for years in comedy clubs across the country and delivers one exquisite gag after another in a giddy, unique style. ​Currer is also an actor and voiceover artist.

​Slightly mental…very funny….The Guardian

One to watch….Strathclyde Police

★★ PHIL GREEN ★★

A rising stand-up comedian, content creator and writer, Phil’s quirky, offbeat style can regularly be seen at comedy clubs across the UK. His debut solo show ’90s Boy: Blair, the Lovegun and Me’ was nominated for Best Edinburgh Show in the Amused Moose Comedy Awards 2022 following a sold out run at the Edinburgh Fringe. The show was developed with support from Soho Theatre Labs.