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

TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE ON THE DOOR!

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 Baby Vegas, plus our DJ upstairs in the Disco!

Tickets: £14 in advance (+ £1.00 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 that 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:

Headliner:
★★★ TIM BIGLOWE ★★★

A runner up West End New Act Of The Year 2023, Tim is a comedian that lives on a canal boat. He floats through life at 4mph as a water hippy and calamitous captain. 

“A rare breed indeed. Great jokes among well crafted stories” – Indie Comedy Review

Opener:
★★ ADAM BROMLEY ★★

Adam Bromley’s confessional style of comedy has been delighting audiences all over the UK. Whether MCing or opening the show his quick wit and finely crafted routines, expertly delivered are sure to delight.

Compere:
★★ KEITH PLATT ★★

Keith Platt is a character that is brought to life by Howard “H” Smith, vocalist with late eighties Thrash Metal band Acid Reign. He brings over 20 years of stage craft in comedy and music to the party, and it is a party when Keith gets into full swing. This is Stand Up, Dressed Up.

Beloved by audiences up and down the country Keith Platt is the man with a plan, a Yorkshire sized plan. Each gag laden performance is a lifetime of work crammed into a frenetic set that always climax’s with a song. Equally at home in front of a cultured comedy audience or a raging music festival crowd Keith’s home is the stage, his food is laughter and his drink is Theakstons Old Peculiar.