Stand Up For The Weekend with STEPHEN GRANT & CO

Stand Up For The Weekend with STEPHEN GRANT & CO at The Hen & Chicken

An event held at The Hen & Chicken on Saturday 12th April. The event starts at 20:00.


SORRY, NO STAG OR HEN PARTIES

Stand Up For The Weekend with STEPHEN GRANT and GUESTS
Featuring FUNMBI OMOTAYO plus compere CLINT EDWARDS
Saturday 12 April - 8.15pm (doors 7.30pm) - Tickets £10 via Headfirst

Headliner: STEPHEN GRANT
Stephen Grant is one of the UK’s funniest, hardest working and most respected comedians. Whether voicing animations, warming up TV audiences, presenting radio shows or hosting corporate award nights Stephen never fails to pull in the laughs.

Along with his clutch of awards and critical acclaim, it is not hard to see why Stephen is so popular, he possesses an energy and intellect which, when combined, make for dynamite comedy. His speed and dynamism create a magical energy which has audiences rapt and hanging on his every word.

“He’s famously pedantic, relentlessly logical and with the kind of comedy vision that can see round corners...” Chortle
“Brilliant…this show will have you chuckling to yourself hours afterwards” The Scotsman
"Grant revels in his slick geekiness and this show is an absolute pleasure.” The List
"Right from the word go his audience were in fits of laughter as we were subjected to his relentless comedy... comedy bordering on genius." Three Weeks, Edinburgh Festival
“Consummate comedian” Time Out
"Stephen Grant is an unstoppable, ebullient motormouth" Chortle

Entry requirements: 16+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio

Tickets for similar Bristol events.

QUEER AS F*CK’s New Year’s Eve Party at The Trinity Centre
— The Trinity Centre
disco house cabaret circus lgbtq+ drag
Easton Social Dancing Annual Showcase at The Trinity Centre
— The Trinity Centre
salsa swing comedy lgbtq+ theatre
Theatre of the Oppressed 10-Week Course at The Trinity Centre
— The Trinity Centre
theatre
Milk Poetry Presents: myndstate: deep breath at The Wardrobe Theatre
— The Wardrobe Theatre
spoken word lgbtq+ lgbtq+ poetry