Mary Cross: Cross Examination

Sun 1 NovDoors 11:40

A Political Brunch

Cosy Club · Nottingham

A Political Brunch is a lighthearted take on our world with current topics and audience involvement. Recommended by Cate Copstick at the Edinburgh Fringe as a must see for anyone interested in politics.. but there it happens at 09:30... so sleep in and join us

Comedy

Sun 1 NovDoors 13:10

Jacob Nussey: Table for one (WIP)

Cosy Club · Nottingham

Jacob Nussey unassumingly draws in audiences with his deadpan style, sharp jokes, and ill-fated anecdotes with clever punchlines. Bringing his new work in progress show to Nottingham! Jacob quickly established himself on the comedy circuit, being named by Chortle as one to watch in 2023. After winning Bury Met Comedian of the Year, and West Didsbury Comedy Festival New Act of the Year. As well as a finalist Leicester Square Theatre Comedian of the year. "Hilariously Nonchalant… Impeccable Deadpan Delivery" ★★★★★ Broadway World "Insanely funny, he'll be a household name before you know it" Skiddle “Offbeat stories with an air of resigned indifference, which is highly effective” Chortle "Brilliant and bloody hilarious" On The Mic "Versatile joke writer" The Scotsman

Comedy

Sun 1 NovDoors 14:10

3 chicks and a dick

Cosy Club · Nottingham

Please join 3 women , all have different styles, bringing panache to the cosy club on November 1st at 2:30 pm. Tickets £5. Let me introduce our chicks : Debbie holt . Funny relatable, break through act says ZFS comedy, finalist at beat the frog and too old for a midlife crisis. Slightly psychic Cynthia. Liz Johnson brings her dead grandma to the stage, who is filthy. Leicester comedy festival winner. April Louise derby new comedian of the year finalist. Cancer survivor who has a fuck it list. We are here to prove we are funny because we are. Not defined by our gender but by laughter. Oh and for the sake of inclusivity we've added a token man . I'd like to introduce Chris Richmond, the biggest dick we know .

Comedy

Sun 1 NovDoors 14:40

JESTERS: Idiomocy

Cosy Club · Nottingham

Idiomicy where idiom meets idiocy.. the panel are presented with the literal translations of foreign idioms... The audience know the true meanings .. much mirth ensues

Comedy

Sun 8 NovDoors 12:10

Pan Ini: Saving Sir Real

Fishergate Point Studios · Nottingham

Sir Real is a Knight, his father was a Knight, his grandfather was a knight and his great uncle was a pig farmer - we don’t talk about that though. Being a Knight is all Sir Real has ever known but is killing people really the right job for him? This is a pun heavy, surreal show about saving ourselves from patriarchy and finding some sanity in utter madness.

Comedy

Sun 8 NovDoors 12:30

Josie Long & Robin Ince: 20 Years Of Shambles (Matinee)

Komedia Bath

ComedyComedy & Spoken Word

Sun 8 NovDoors 14:10

Yuriko Kotani: Work In Progress

The Canalhouse · Nottingham

Winner of the BBC New Comedy Award, UK-based Japanese comedian Yuriko Kotani is going to tell stories of her experiences, thoughts and imagination as a work in progress. As seen on ‘Mandy’ (BBC2), 'The Horne Section TV Show' (C4), ‘Russell Howard’s Stand Up Central’, ‘Pointless Celebrities’ (BBC1), ‘Pls Like’ (BBC3), ‘Paul Hollywood Eats Japan’ (C4), ‘Sorry, I Didn’t Know’ (ITV) and 'Comedy Central Live'. Age Recommendation: 12+

Comedy

Sun 8 NovDoors 16:40

Ciaran Shea: Your Worst Nightmare

Barley Twist · Nottingham

From dating witches, to getting high with Shrek, he's a muppet with some stories, so strap in. Up and coming Midland's comic, Ciaran Shea's first ever WIP show, brings together his love of film, a tragic track record in romance, and an incredible talent for disappointing his parents. He's performed alongside some comedy phenoms, and now Ciaran's first Work in Progress show is ready (sort of) with his trademark, quirky storytelling, and some unpredictable surprises in store. He's the funniest comic who sort of looks like Mr Bean, (if you squint), so what's not to love?

Comedy