Title:
Didsbury Comedy Club
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Venue:
School Ln M20 6HS Manchester, UK
Show Name:
Didsbury Comedy Club
Host:
St Catherine’s Community Centre Didsbury
Artists:
Date & Time:
SEP 5 AT 2:45 AM – SEP 5 AT 5 AM UTC+08
Show Description:
Danny Ward, Daliso Chaponda, Seeta Wrightson and MC Liam Pickford at Didsbury Comedy Club. Scroll down for comedians’ details.
Acts subject to change. Fully seated. 18+ Proper sweary swearing. We want all our guests to have a great night so please respect those around you by turning off your phone and not talking whilst the show is in progress. We can only refund or reallocate if the show is cancelled. Thanks! Didsbury Comedy Club is booked, marketed and produced by Comedy In A Van
As seen on BT Sports DIY Pundit, Danny Ward has an affably manic style that certainly wins over the crowds. It’s everyday things that fascinate Danny and he’s also a big fan of charity shop tat. If you have ever wondered how to plunge the entire national Wetherspoon’s chain into chaos then Danny has the answer which is as hilarious as it is simple. Whether he’s riffing off the audience or having his entire performance dictated by his FiloFax (ask your mum), Danny is a solid and unique comedian who seriously beefs up any comedy night.
“Worked brilliantly throughout, with a killer ending”. Bournemouth Echo “Delightfully clever punchlines.” Chortle
“Slick, quick, and packed with funny” ★★★★ Three Weeks
From Malawi to Britain via Canada, former refugee Daliso Chaponda has appeared on everything from QI to Britain’s Got Talent, from the Royal Variety Performance to his own, critically acclaimed Radio 4 series. A bold, fearless and energetic performer who nearly became a vicar, but that’s a different story for another time…
“Had the audience in stitches” The Sun ‘An expert entertainer. Gets laughs from topics other comedians shun’ The Guardian
If Jack Dee and Morrissey had a kid then Liam Pickford is who they would call son. Liam mixes material and punchlines with excitingly unpredictable audience interaction, a hint of ‘whimsy’ and clever observations all delivered in a wonderfully unenthusiastic, even grumpy style.
“Funny bones, and a scatter gun mind that doesn’t quite work like anybody else’s.” Chortle
The show is rounded off with newer act Seeta Wrightson who takes the middle spot